J.  H.  SOUTHGATE. 


JAMES  SOUTHGATE. 


-^IINSURANCE.I^ 

OUH    MOTTO:    lilBE^fllilTY,    JUSTICE,    SECURITY. 

Near/y  $500M00,000  Capita/  and  Assets  Represented. 
AlAvays  Call  on  or  Write  Us  Before  Iiisnring  Elsewhere. 

YOURS    TRULY, 

J   SOUTHGATE  &  SON, 

No.  105  W.  Main  St.,  2d  Floor  over  Morehead  Banking  Co,, 

E,A.3!>d:sE:'X"'s 


1892. 

_  „,  —  agcayjj-'iia.'.".'-'- J.-.iBifc.^i''.'i<ig«'>i'-MKa] 

DURHAM,  N.  C. 


-^•»- 


GEO.  W.  WATTS,  President.  J.   F-  SLAUSHTE-R,  Jr.,  eashier. 

A.  -H.  STOKES,    yice-President.  LEE  H.  37VTTLE,  Teller. 


Geo.  W.  Watts, 

W  H.  Proctor, 

J.  F.  Slaughter,  Jr. 


W.  Duke, 
A.  H.  vStokes, 
A.  E.  Lloyd, 


S.  R.  Carrington, 
Samuel  Kramer. 
B.  N.  Duke. 


J.  S.  Manning, 
W.  A.  Slaler, 


C0NDUC^g  Ti  GENE^HIi  BLINKING  BUglNESg. 

Extends  every  accommodation,  consistent  with  business  principles,  for  its 
customers,  and  money  always  to  lend  them  at  8  per  cent.  Allows  interest  on 
deposits.  We  call  special  attention  to  our  safety  deposit  boxes  tor  valuables, 
in  5ur  five  and  burgjar-proof  safe. 


Tl-t  EDUCATOR  CO.,   PRINT.   DURHAM.   N.  C 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


J^S^--^         ELLIS,  STONE  &  CO. 

37i.3^DRY  GOODS,  CARPETS,  iGUOTIONS,&C. 

l^'^Y"     .  NO.     124    WEST    MAIN    STREET, 

'•  ^  jg^^Your  trade  respectfully  solicited. 


Wholesale  aud  Retail  Dealers  iu  all  kinds  of 

Parlor, 


Mm  Room 


Clocks,    Pictures   and    Mattresses  a  Specialty. 

limnCnTRkliyP     MetalUc  caskets,  Burial  Cases  and  Coffins. 
UIiUlHI  rlMillO.  A  General  line  of  Undertaking. 

No.s.  107-109  Corcoran  .street,         -         -         -         -        DURHAM,  N.  C. 
C.A.SI3:     OIR-     I  is:  ST  .A.  X^X-TvlEHSTT. 

DURHAM  ALMANAC 

Will  be  issuer]  in  September  and  will  contain  ths  names  and 
P  O.  address  of  500C  farmers  and  other  prominent  citizens  of  Dur- 
Iiam  and  all  adjoinin<:f  counties,  and  a  copy  will  be  mailed  J'ree  to 
each  one  of  these.  Advertisers  can  be  suppUed  with  as  many 
additional  copies  as  they  may  wish,  with  their  ads  on  the  outside 
back,  at  small  cost.  If  you  wish  to  advertise  iu  something  that 
will  pay  you  write  for  space  at  once. 

X,  A.  IIAMSEY,  Publisher, 

107  E.  'Main  st.,  Durham.  N.  C. 


H,  c.  Collection 

Library 

ULnivf^sityof  N>CX 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  3 


AGENT 

TXT^a-sliing-toii  I-iife  Insrira-zice  Oo., 

OF    NEW     YOREC. 

ASSETS,        -        -        -        $12,000,000. 

The  Washington  has  the  most  desirable  class  of  assets  of  any  Hfe 
Company.  Its  policy  is  exceedingly  liberal.  For  information  con- 
cerning policies,  or  applications  for  agencies,  address 

SAM'L  L.  ADAMS. 
Rooms  21-23,  Wright  Building, 
■•  201  West  Main  Street,  Durham," N.  C. 

T.    J".    L-A.1VCBE!, 

TIlB  FllB  ulOllllGr,     AND  GEiMTS  FURNISHER. 
FAT  AJy D  LEAM  MEX  SUITS, 

BOOSTS  .A-ISTID  "S'OXJXHS  SXJIXS, 

IN  ¥.m^^  gaiTis  T8  ¥m  eyeryb0dy. 

Come  to  see  me. 

loi   East  Main,  Corner  Mangnm  Street, 

D'JRHAftfl,     ^3.     C. 

VV.   H.  N/IcCABE,       ' 

i:jsraxj"j^.^^isroE. 

MOTTO  :  EQUAL  AND  EXACT  JUSTICE  TO  ALL. 

None  But  the  Best  Companies  Represented. 

When  in  need  of  any  form  of  Insurance  call  on  or  write  to 
Yours  very  truly, 

W.    H."  MCCABE. 
Wright  Building,  Rooms  Nos.  2-4 

PARRISH'S  WAREHOUSE, 

Is  the  place  to  sell  your  Tobacco.  The  oldest  Warehouse  firm  in 
Durham.  Has  sold  more  Tobacco  for  more  money  than  any  other 
Warehouse  in  North  Carolina  for  the  past  fifteen  years. 

STRICT     HEADQUARTERS. 

'^[^Ii^ti'ili'ii^^illmi^ilmiii^i'ii'  ^-  J-    PARRISH,    Propriktor. 


00030733421 

FOR  USE  ONLY  IN 
rIE  NORTH  CAROLINA  COLLECTION 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


R.  B.  BOONE;.  JUNIUS  PARKER. 

BOONE    &    PARKER, 

Mangum  •Building,  2nd    Floor,  -Rooms  No.  Z  and  3. 

Cor.  East  Main  and  Mangum  Streets, 
DURHAM,     N.    C. 

"^^^^-    X_i.    CCOZ=EIB    6z    CO., 

^-  !=? 

•RBFE-RE/>JeES: 

First  National  Bank,  Durham,  N.  C 

Hon.  E.  C.  Reid,  Prest.  Nat'l,  Bank,  Raleigh    N   C 

Branch  &  Co.,  Bankers,  WiLson,  N.  C. 

No.  23S  West  Main  vStreet, 

DURHAM,  N.   C. 


NEWLY    FURNISHED. 


M/iS.    FANNIE    PETWAY,    Proprietress. 

SS.OO     I^EI?,     3D.A.-5r. 

The  Proprietress  is  fully  prepared  to  accommodate  the  traveling 
public,  and  will  spare  no  pains  to  give  to  all  her  guests  such  acconi- 
niodations  as  will  please  and  satisfy  them. 

No.  Ill  Church  vStreet,  Near  the  Court  IIou.se, 
^^^^  DURHAM,      N.     C. 


J.  J.  MACKAY,  Agent, 
Auction  and  Commission  Merchant, 

KRAMER  BUILDING,  NO.   107  E.  MAIN  STREET, 

3D"cr2^i3:-^jM:,        -        _       _        nsr.   c 

Consignments  of  nil  Articles  desired  to  be  Sold  at  Aucti.)n 
or  on  Commission  Solicited. 

Strict  Attention  paid  to  Business,  and  Prompt  Returns  on  all 
sales. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


W.    A.    SLATER    &    CO., 

OTliOTBLlE:E?.S, 

Gents  Furnishing  Goods,  Hats,  Shoes,  Umbrellas,  &c , 

100  JVest  Main  St.,  cor.  Manguin, 

iDXT:]R£3:.^fi^:M:,  asr.  o. 


THE  PLACE  TO  BUY  A 


RIFLE  OR  PISTOL, 

OR  SHELLS,  mm  OUTFITS,  BUSE  BILLS, 

TENNIS.  GYMNASIUM,  CUTLERY  AND  SPORTING  SUPPLIES  OF  ALL  KINDS. 

THE  A.  G.   ALFO.iD  SPORTING   GOODS  CO., 


WHOLESALK   AND   RETAIL, 


225     E.    'Baltimore    Street, 


•BALTIMO-RE      MT). 


Durham  Machine  Shop  and  Foundery, 

LEWIS  ALBEZETTE  &  SON,   Proprietors. 

Eiiiiines,  Boiler.s,  and  Saw  Mill  Machinery  of  all  kinds  Repaired 
on  short  notice.     Foundery  and  Blacksmith  work  of  all  kinds. 

Valves,   Injector  Lifters,   Steam    Guages,  Water    Guages    and  Glass; 

in  short,  everything  kept  in  a  first-class  Machine  Shop. 

Nos   216  to  222  W.  Peabody  st.,  bet.  R.  &  D.  and  D.  &  N.  Depots, 

H.  J. "bass  3c  eo., 

LEnFToBacco  aNQ  Strips. 

NG    208  MORGiiN  STREET. 


nDXTi^:E3:..^'L>^,   isr.  .o. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


W.  A.  GUTHRIE, 

Attorney  at  Lkw, 

OFFICE  :    207  CHURCH  STREET, 

DURHAM,     N.     C. 

eiTg    DKUG    STOT^E. 

R.  BLACKITALL  &  SOIT,  Proprietors, 

DEALERS     l/M 

Dmp,   MedMneSj    BhemiedSj   Bye  StuEsj 

cigars,  Tobacco,'  Garden  Seed,  Perfumer}-,  Soaps,  Toilet  Articles,  etc. 
Cor.  W.  Main  and  Corcoran  sts.,  DURHAM,  N.  C. 

DR.  L.  B.  HENDERSON, 

ID  E  :sr  T I  s  T  _ 

OFFICE:    100  WEST   MAIN.  2d   FLOOR.  ROOMS   No.    I,    2   and   3. 

Corner  West  Main  and  Mauguni  S!  reels, 

r)  XJ  E.  li -A.  I^  ,        -        -        KT,      c. 

ALL    WORK     GUARANTEED    TO    GIVE    SATISFACTION.  • 

BWMMmM    M&&M    SWQmE. 

T.  J.  GATTIS  &  SON,  Proprietors. 

A  FULL  LINE   OF 

FIRST-CLASS  STATIONERY,  ARTIST  MATERIALS, 

SCHOOL.  RELIGIOUS  AND  MISCELLANEOUS 

BOOKS  CONSTANTLY  IN  STOCK. 

CALL  AND  SEE  US.  No.  121  East  Main  vStreet, 

iDXJim-A.iwa:,  xsr.  c. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


W.   J.    GRISWOLD, 

LIFE,    FIRE,     CASUALTY,    SECURITY,    EMPLOYER'S 
Liability,     and    Steam    Boiler    and    Salary 

No.  102  West  Main,  2nl>  Floor,  Room  No.  9, 
Corner  West  Main  and  Mangum  Streets, 

J.   F.  CORBETT,  President.  JNO.  W.  CARLTON,  Vice-President. 

W.  J.  CHP.ISTIAN,  Sec'y  and  Treas. 


li^b  urn 

SIGN  BOARD, 

DURHAM  BELLE, 
C:  C.  C. 

SWEHT  POTATO. 
DAISY  GREEN. 


Manufacturers  of  all   Grades 


FliE  tM\U 


-AND- 


REBEL  DURHAM. 
FAUCETT'S  CLIPPINGS, 
PURE  DURHAM, 

LEGAL  TENDER, 
And  other  Brands. 


igoMijg  Totoccoj 


'3 
Nos.  204-20S  Poplar  Street, 

IDijirliam,      -     -       InT.  O. 


mwmm  mm  mwAm  immi 

A    SURE    REMEDY    FOR 

Headache,  Sleeplessness,  and  all  Nervous  Affections. 

A   SPEEDY    RELIEF    FOR 

Catarrh,  Cold  in  tlie  Mead  ajsd  Ilaj  Fever. 

Pleasant,   Convenient   and    Effectual. 

M.-iNUFACTURED     BY 

buRHy\n  NEDI^y\TEb  ClQARETTE  ^OMPy\NY, 

Cor.  East  Main  and  Church  Streets,  2d  and  3d  Floors 

DURHAM.--      N.     C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


FOR  YOUNG  LADIES. 

ADVANCED,  THOROUGH,  SELECT, 

AND  IN  EVERY  WAY  WELL  EQUIPPED. 
Twenty 'two     Officers    and     Teachers . 

Before  sending  yonr   daughters  anywhere,   send    for 
catalogue. 

J  AS.  DINWIDDIE,  M.  A.,  Univ.  of  Va., 
Raleigh,  N.  C.  Principal. 

LUCIUS  GREEN.  JNO,  M.  MOREHEAD. 

GREEN  &  MOREHEAD, 

Annual  Capacity  4,000,000  Pounds, 

.  No.    211    Morris    Street, 

The  Durham  Recorder, 

Established  in  1820  at  Hillsboro,  N.  C.     Moved  to  Durham  in  1879. 

Having    the    Largest  Circulation,    and   is    the   Best  Advertising. 
Medium   in   the    "Golden   Belt    Tobacco   Section." 
E.  C.  HACKNEY, 
Editor  and  Proprietor^ 

Durham,  N.  C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


J.  S.  MANNING. 

ATTORNEY    AT    LAW, 

OFFICE—Wright  Building,  2d  Floor,  Rooms  Nos.  5  and  7, 

On  corner  West  Main  and  Corcoran  vStreets, 

Consolidated  Land  and  Improvement  Co. 


CAPITAL    STOCK   $1,000-000. 


President:  JULIAN .S.  CARR, 

Presideut  First  National  Bauk.  Durham,  N.  C. 
President  Blackwell's  Durham  Tobacco  Company. 


Vice-Presidej^t  :    Col.  A.  B.  ANDREWS, 

Second  Vice-President  Richmond  &  Danville  Railroad. 
Vice-President  Citizens  National  Bank    Raleigh,  N.  C. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer  :   R.  H.  WRIGHT,  Esq., 

Office  :    Room  Xo.  g,  Wright  Building, 
No.  201  West.   Main,  cor.  Corcoran, 

DURHAM.  N.  C 

R.  B  RANEY,  Proprietor. 

The  climate  of  Raleiti,h  is  absolutely  unsurpassed  in  the  .South. 
Mean  temperature,  Dec,  Jan.  and  Feb.  .44.5.    Same  as  Plorence,  Italy. 

Rates  $2.50  and  $3.00  per  Day.     Special  Weekly  Rates. 


lO 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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FORMER  PRICE,  $2.50 


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213  E.Fayette  St., 


BALTIMORE, 


MD. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


II 


Uk  M  Imkimi  ^°" 

MANUFACTURERS    OF 

TOB^aCO, 

AND 
IN  STYLES  AND  SIZES  TO  SUIT  THE  TRADE. 


Address, 


T.  B.  FULLER,  Sec'y  and  Treas., 

Cor.  Blackwell  and  W.  Pett]>revv  Sis. 


T.  C.  GOODSON, 
Leaf  Tobacco   Broker, 

ORDERS    SOLICITED. 

SA  TISFACTION     GUARANTEED, 


C.  A.  W.  BARHAM, 

Licensed  Anctioj^eer. 

Will  sell  Lands,  Personal  Property.   &c.,  and  in  all  cases  guar- 
aLtees  thai  the   Highest  Prices   will  be  obtained.     Also 

Auctioneer    at    Reams    Warehouse. 

No.    200-208    West   Main   Street, 

iDXJ'3=£:E3:.z^ivd:,      -      -      isr.  o. 


12  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


KINCAN  $c  CO., 

Pork  Packers, 

SELL  ALL  KINDS  OF 

Fresh  Pork  Sausage,  Bologna,  Pigs  Feet,  &c., 

IN  CAR  LOTS  OR  SMALLER  QUANTITIES  BOXED., 


CURERS  OF  THE  FAMOUS 

cc 


Kiii's  nn  Kettle  Mflerei  Leal  Larfl, 

English  Cured  Shoulders. 

Ask  for  KINGAN'S  RELIABLE  BRAND  SMOKED 
MEATS,  for  sale  by  all  first-class  orrocers. 


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•RAMS  Eg 'S 


url^Qm^Oirectorg, 


FOR  THE  YKAR 


18  9  2. 


WHITE  AND  COLORED  POPULATION  gI¥EN  SEPARATE. 

WITH   SUPPLEMENT   GIVING   CHURCH,    vSUNDAY  .SCHOOL, 
AND  PUBLIC  vSCHOOL  STATISTICS  OF  THE  COUNTY. 

ALSO  LIST  OF 

Post  Offices,  Magistrates  and  Notaries  Public. 


DURHAM,    N.    C.   : 

N.  A.  Ramsey,  Publisher,' 

No.  107  E.  Main  vStrkkt. 


14  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Fillet  flatioqal  Banl^  of  M\m. 

Parrish  Building,  No.  204  Mangum  Street, 
IDVLrllSLm,  iT-.  O. 


CAPITAL.  STOCK.  -  -  _  -    ^    150,000 

STOCKHOLDERS'  LIABILITY,         -  300,000 

DEPOSITORS'  SECURITY,  -  -  450,000 


B A/N  KI/viG  l/N   TVLL   ITS  B-R A&l e4H  ES. 

Liberal  inducements  for  deposits  from   Banks,  Corporations,  Business 
Houses   and  Individuals. 

Our  facilities  for  making   Collections   on   all  points  throughout   the 
country'  are  of  the   best. 

All    returns   will   be   made   promptly. 


PRINCIPAL  CORRESPONDENTS : 

National  Bank  Republic,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 
National  Park  Bank  "         "         "  " 

United  States  National  Bank,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 
Manufacturers  National  Bank,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Merchants  Bank,  Danville,  Va. 
■  State  Bank  of  Virginia,  Richmond,  Va. 

Merchants  National  Bank  of  Richmond,  Richmond,  Va- 
Norfolk  National  Bank,  Norfolk,  Va. 
National  Bank  of  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

Commercial  National  Bank,  Charlotte,  N.  C. 

Our  Discount  rate  is  8  per  cent,  to  everybody. 

Persons  depositing  money  and  receiving  certificates  of  deposit 
therefor  running  6  or  12  months  will  receive  interest  thereon  at  the 
rate  of  4  per  cent. 

o:p:e^iodbis3  : 

J.  S.  CARR,  President.  L.  D.  HEARTT,  Cashier. 

W.  W.  FULLER,  Vice-President.  J   M  WHITTED,  Teller- 

J.  S.  Carr,  J.  W.  Smith,  J.  W.  Walker,         E,  W.  Kennedy. 

\V.  W.  Fuller,     W.  R.  Cooper,        J.  T.  Mallory,         Jas.  A.  Bryan, 
L.  D.  Heartt,  C.  S.  Bryan. 


INDHX  TO  ADVERTISERS. 


PAGE. 
Adams,  S.  L.,  At^'t.,  Insurance,  .  .  3 
All)ezette,    Lewis  &  Son,  Founders 

and  Machinists 5 

Alford,  A.  G.,  Sporting  Goods  Co.,     5 

Banner  Warehouse  Co 34 

Rargamin,  G.  &  H.,  Plumbing  .  .  28 
Barham,  C.  A.  W.,  Auctioneer  .  .  11 
Bass,  H.  J.  &  Co..  Leaf  Dealers,  .  .  5 
Baunigarten,  \Vm.,  Rubber  Stamps,  10 
Blacknall,  R.  &  vSon,  Druggists  .  .  6 
B  ackvell  Lu".  Co-op.  Tob.  Co  .  .  16 
Boone  &  Parker,  Lawvers   ....      4 

Brown,  Dr.  J.  jC  ,  Dentist 43 

College  Street  Seminary 18 

Commonwealth  Cot,  Mf 'g  Co  .  .  .  47 
Cooper,  W.  L.,  Leaf  Dealer  ....  4 
Duke.  \V.  Sons  &:  Co., Cigarettes  and 

Smoking  Tobacco 21 

Dulany,  W.  J.  C.  Company   .    .  3  Back 

Durham  Almanac 2  Back 

Durham  &  Northern  R.  R 20 


46 


Durham  Collar  and  Harness  Fac'ty  iS 
Durham  ConsoL  Land  and  Im.  Co.     9 

Durham  Cotton  Mf"g  Co 22 

Durham  Daily  v'-km 

Durham  Fertilizer  Co 

Durham  Furniture  Co 2  Back 

Durham  Machine  Works 5 

Durham  Med.  Cigarette  Co  ...  .  7 
Durham  Paper  Box  Factory  ....    40 

Durham  Recorder 8 

Durham  vSupply  Co 4  Back 

Educator  Co 48 

Fisenbrandt,   H.    R.  &  Sons,  Musi- 
cal Listruments 4  I'ack 

Ellis,  Stone  &  Co..  Dry  Goods.  2  Back 

Iviucette  Dur.  Tob.  Co 7 

Fidelity  Bank r  Back 

First  Nat.  Bank 14 

Fuller  &  P'uller,  Lawyers 25 

Gattis,  T.  J.  &  Son,  Books  and  Sta'y  6 
Gautschi,  PL  6c  Sons,  Music  Poxes,  24 
Golden  Belt  Mfg  Co  ,  Bag  Mf 'rs  .  11 
Goodson,  T  C,  Leaf  Dealer  ...  11 
Green  &  IVIorehead,  Leal  Dealers  .  8 
Griswold,  W.  J.,  Ins.  and  Brokerage     7 

Guthrie,  W.  A.,  Lawyer 6 

Harden,  G.  M.  Jr.,  Livery    ....     27 

^_^Hawes,  S.  H.,  Coal 27 

'  Henderson,  Dr.  L.  B..  Dentist.  .  .  6 
O  Hcrndon  &  Bagwell,  Grocers  ...  25 
Oq  HoUoway,  J.  A.,  Wagon  Mf'r  .  .  27 
.      Holloway,  W.  H.,  Blacksmith  ,  .    .     27 

^  Hotel  Driver [ 

^-.  Hotel  Gladstone 26 

L-.  Hutchins,  J.  W.,  Meats 25 

'Jones,  G.  R.  &Co  .  Leaf  Tobacco  .  33 
T(  nes,  J.  W.  A  Co  ,  Dry  Goods  .    .     29 

Jones,  M   H.,  Jeweler 31 

Kingan  &  2o.,  Pork  Packers  ...  12 
Knal)e  &  Co.,  Pianos, 47 


28 
38 


35 
45 


PAGE- 
Kramer,  .A.,  Leaf  Tobacco  .  .  .  .  30 
Kramer,  S.  &  Co  .  Cigar  Mf 'rs  4  Back 

Lambe,  T.  J.,  Clothing, 3 

Lyon,  K.  E.,  Leaf  Tobacco  ....  31 
McCabe,  W.  H.,  Insurance  ....  3 
Mackav,  ].  J.,  Ins.  and  Com.  Mch't     "' 

Mallory  Cheroot  Co :  8 

Manning,  J.  S.,  Lawrer q 

Markham,  H.  H.,  Gen.  Mdse  .  .  .  .'2 
Michaels  &  Co.,  Druggists  ....  33 
Morris  &  Sons  Mf  'g  Co.,  Tob.  Snuff  30 
Murray,  J  S.,  Sewing  Machines  .  .  30 
Murray,  W.  R.  &  Co. ,  Sewing  Ma-  ' 

chines,  Pianos  and  Organs  .    . 
Muse,  W.  H.,  Dry  Goods  .'  .    .    .    . 

News  and  Observer 

N.  C.  College  A.  &  M.  A 

North  Durham  Pants  Factory  .  .    . 

Norton,  C    H.,  Contractor 31 

Osborn    House 3^ 

Osborn,  W.  H.  &  Co., Leaf  Tobacco  33 
Oxford  Orphan  Asylum  .    .  239  and  40 

Parrish  Warehouse 3 

Peace  Institute 8 

Piedmont  Air  Line  R.  R 19 

Pinnix,  J.  T.  &  Co.,  Leaf  Tobacco  .    34 

Postle}-,  C.  T.,  Jeweler 37 

Proctor,  W.  H. ,  Racket  Grocer  .  .  34 
Pugh,  Thos.  C.  &  Co.,  Salt  Fish,  &c  37 
Ramsey  &  Michie,  Civil  Engineer- 
ing and  Surveying  ....  3  Back 
Rawls,  Q.  E  ,  Varietv  vStore ....  39 
Reams,  H.  A  ,  Real  Es.  &  Ins.Brok.   28 

Rich.  &  Danville  R.  R, tq 

Rochelle,  C,  W.,  Photographer,  .  .  37 
Rogers,  R.  I.,  Tombstones.  .  37 

Rosemond,  H.  M.,  Baker  and  Conf.  31 
Schloss  Bros  &  Co.,  Clothing, ...     17 

Sch warts,  J.,  Meats, 39 

Sears,  A.  A.,  Livery 45 

Shelbuni,  W.,  Photographer  ...  43 
Slater,  W.  A.  &  Co.,  Clothing  .  .  .  5 
Smoot,  Parrish  &  Co.,  Leaf  Tob  .  .  40 
vSouthgate,  J.  &  Son,  Ins  .  .  .  i  Back 
Stokes  &.  H.  &  Co  ,  Leaf  Tobasco.  40 

Stornonis,  G.,  Huckster 43 

'  Stvron  Fence  Co .    4r 

Sutton,  R.  M.  &  Co.,  Dry  Goods  .  18 
Tavlor,  C.  C,  Stoves  and  Tinware,  44 
Th'axton  &  Patton,  Gen,  Mdse  .  .  38 
Travers,  S.W.  &  Co., Fertilizers  3  Back 


Trinity  College J  2 

Walker,  Jno.  B  ,  Leaf  Tobacco  .    .  44 

Watson,  Fred  A.,  Art  Material  .    .  40 

Weatherspoon,  W.  H.,  Grocer   .    .  34 

Whitley,  R.  D.,  Jeweler 45 

Wortham,  W.  H.,  vSash,  Doors,  &c.  44 

Wvatt,  E.  F.  &  Son,  Saddlerv,  &c.  4^^ 

Wyatt,  ]M.  B.,   Grocer  ....'...  36 

Yarborouuh  House 9 

Yearby,  W.  M.,  Druggist 45 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


oipipioe:rs: 


JULIAN  S.  CARR, 

President. 
S.  H.  AUSTIN,  Jr., 

Vice-President. 


J.  A.  Mcdowell, 

Treasurer. 
J.  M.  DUNCAN, 

Secretary. 


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■  Office,  102  Chambers  St.     Chicago  Office, 
8  Wabash  Avenue.     San  Fraxcisco 
Office,    228   Front  Street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 

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that    iG     L-ho    r<eT;cs  t- -I^iGbbi es  t- 

Clothing    that    haa    character? 

Ask    for 

Clothing  Designed  by 


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DESIGNERS    AND    MANUFACTURERS 

'.-::-:    703   Broacway.      BALTIMORE:     500.   502,    504,    ^06,  508  West  Balti- 
more St.,    2.  4,  6,  S,  North  Paca  S  rect. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


College    Street  Female  Seminary, 

PRINCIPAL-S:    Rev.  T.  U.  FAUCETTE,     Mrs.  M.  A.  FAtTCETTE. 

AssiSTANT.s  :  Miss  Bertha  Luck.  Miss  Emmie  D.  Faucette,  Miss  Sue  Hall. 

The  scholastic  year  is  divided  into  two  sessions  of  twenty  weeks 
each.  The  Spring  and  Fall  Sessions  open  respectively  on  the 
second  Monday  in  January  and  August. 

The  Faculty. — The  corps  of  Teachers  consists  of  five  mem- 
bers, all  of  whom  are  especially  qualified  for  their  work.  The 
Principals  of  the  Seminary  have  long  been  regarded  as  being  among 
the  foremost  educators  in  North  Carolina,  while  the  careful  training 
and  proficiency  of  their  assistants  in  their  respective  departments 
place  them  deservedly  in  the  front  rank  of  professional  teachers. 

The  Location. — The  Seminary  is  located  on  College  street,  in 
the  town  of  Oxford,  within  easy  access  of  the  churches  of  all  de- 
nominations, postoffice  and  other  public  buililings.  Oxford  is  too 
well  kuown  to  need  any  words  commendatory  of  its  healthfulness 
and  the  culture  of  its  people  The  School  Building  which  has  just 
been  completed  is  almost  perfect  in  arrangements, and  was  built  es- 
pecially for  school  purposes.  It  is  situated  in  the  most  quiet  and 
beautiful  portion  of  the  town  and  is  a  model  among  buildings  of 
like  character.     For  further  information  address 

Rev.  T.  U.  FAUCETTE,  Oxford,  N.  C. 

R.  M.   SUTTON  &  CO. 

IMPORTERS  AND   JOBBERS  OF 

Dry  (Jooi^s  nnt)  (Motions, 

33  and  35  HOPKINS  PLACE, 

ba.XjTi:m:o:e^e],  is/ljd. 

i;.  D.  WOODY.  I'.   McWILLIAMS. 

Durham  Collar  and  Harness  Factory, 

p.     McWILLIAMS,     Manager. 


Repairing  Done   on   Short  Notice. 

We    also   keep    in    stock    a    full    line    of   Trunks,    Valises    and 

Turf  Goods.     Call  and  see  us. 

No.  400  Mangum  St.,  Opposite  First  Kaptist  Church. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  19 


BBiBei  ea  I 


Richmoiid  and    Dtinville  R.  R.  Co. 

THE  SHORT  AND  DIRECT  LINE 

FROM 

WASHINGTON,  D.  (J. 

I^ichmonl),  Vn. 

To  Atlanta  and  Birmingham, 

PASSING    THROUGH  THE  CITIES  OF 

Alexandria^    Charlottsvillc^   Lynchburg^   Danville^ 

Greensboro^   Reidsville^   Salisbury^    Charlotte^ 
Columbia^  Augusta^  Raleigh^  Durham^  Goldsboro^  ■ 

Spartansbiirg^      Greeni'iUe^     Seneca^ 
Gainsville^   and  Athens^ 

To  the  South  \  Southwest. 

MONTGOMERY,  MOBILE,  NEW  ORLEANS, 

SHREVEPORT,  TEXAS  AND  CALIFORNIA. 


The  Great  Passenger  and  Freight  Line  of  tne  South,  with  Unsur- 
passed FaciUties  for  Prompt  and  Satisfactory  Passen- 
ger and  Freight  Serviqe. 

Inquiries  for  Information  should  be  addressed  to 

SOL.  HAAS,  J.  H.  DRAKE,  JAS.  L.  TAYLOR, 

Traffic  Manager,  Geu.  Freight  Ageut,  Geu,  Passenger  Agent, 

Atlanta,  Ga.  Richmond,  Va.  Atlanta,  Ga. 


20  ADVERTISEMENTS, 


The  DuPki]]  and  Mlhn  ?\^\\mi 

EXTENDING  42  MILES  FROM 

Durham  to  Henderson, 

And  being  a  part  of  the  SEABOARD  AIR  LINE  System.  ofler» 

UNRIVALLED  TRANSPORTATION  FACILiT  lES 

TO  THE  PEOPLE  OF  DURHAM. 
F/rst  C/ass  Equipment, 

Quick  Schedules, 

and  Atteniive  Employe-  s. 

Shortest  and  most  comfortable  route  to  all  points 

KTcrtli,     East,     So-u-tli.     and.     ''^Tv^est. 

Thoroughly  appointed  trains  tin-ough  to 

Atlanta,  Athens,  Charlotte,  Wilmington, 

Raleigh,  Norfolk,  Portsmouth,   Richmond, 

AND  ALL  EASTERN  CITIES. 


Close  freight  connections  made  at  Portsmouth,  Ya.  to 

Baltimore,  Philadelphia,  New  York,  Boston  end  Providence. 

AND  AT  ATLANTA,  GA.  FOR 

6^.  Louis,  Kansas  City,  New  Orleans,  Galveston,  and  all  Texas 

and    PACIFIC    POINTS. 


The  increase  in  Traffic,  both  Freight  and  Passenger,  for  the  i)ast 
year,  furnishes  ample  evidence  of  the  popularity  of  the  Durham 
&  Northp:kn  Railroad  among  the  people  of  Durham. 

For  tickets,  maps,  tables,  folders,  and  freight  rates  and  sched- 
ules^ or  further  information,  apply  to 

R.  I.  CHEATHAM,  Agent, 

Durham,  N.  C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


21 


W  DUKE^  SONS  &  CO., 


BRANCH     OF    THE 


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MANUFACTURERS    OF 


AND 


TOBj^GGO. 

Tie  Larpst  Ciprei  Factory  li  lis  Worlfl, 

And  Producers  of  the  Finest  Goods. 


B.  N.  DUKK,      1 


y  Manag-ino;  Directors. 


GEO.  W.  WATTS,  J 


IX      .A.  1,1.     THE 


PRINCIPAL    CITIES    OF    THE    WORLD. 

FACTORY;  1.318  to  332  W.PeaMySW, 


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22  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


J.  M.  Odell,  Presidnit.'\  [W.  H.  Branson,  Sec.  &  Treas, 

Durham  Cotton  Manufacturing  Co. 


MANUFACTURERS     OF 


Fine  Brown  Shirting,  Chambrays,  i&c. 

No   better  Goods  of   this  class   are   manufactured   any 
where  in  this  country. 


Capital  Stools,    $150,000. 


Spindles,  -  9,448. 
Looms,  -  -  244. 
Hands  Employed,    210. 

With    an    average    Daily    Output    of    from    io,ooo    to 
i2,ooo  yards  of  goods. 

WHOLESALE      DEALERS 

needing  goods  of  the  class   manufactured  b}'  us  would 
make  no  mistake  in  getting  our  samples  and  prices  be- 
fore laying  in  their  stock,' 
Address 

W.  H.  BRANSON,  Sec.  and  Treas , 

East  no-CLrliam,  1>T-  O. 


ADVERTISEMENTa  23 


Durham  Fertilizer  Co. 

OFFICE:   No.  202  Mangnm  Street, 

DURHAM,  =    =    N.  C. 

Factories ;  DflrMni,  N.  C.  aM  Rlctooi,  ?a. 

MANUFACTURERS     OF 

FOLLOWING    BRANDS    OF    FERTILIZERS: 

PERUVIAN  SUBSTITUTE,  (Guaranteed  7  per  cent.  Ammonia.) 
DURHAM  BULL,   WITH  PERUVIAN  GUANO, 
DURHAM  AMMONIATED  FERTILIZER, 
GREAT  COTTON  AND  CORN  GROWER. 
DURHAM  BULL  HIGH  GRADE  ACID  PHOSPHATE, 

The  following  Brands  made  EXPRESSLY  FOR  THE  ALLIANCE : 

N.  C.  Alliance  Official  Guano, 

Progressive  Farmer, 

N.C.  Alliance  Official  Acid  Phosphate, 

Guaranteed  Lowest  Prices 

Consistent  with  First-Class  Goods. 

WRITE  FOR  PRICES,  TERMS,  ETC. 

Durham  Fertilizer  Company, 

S.    T.  MORGAN,  President 

L.  A.   CARR,  Secretary. 


24  ADVERTIvSEAIENTS. 

SWITZERLAND.  E.-^tab/i^h-.i  IS24.  PHILAuELPHlA.  1876. 

■H.  Gautschi  5l  Sons, 

Manufacturers    and    Importers    of     Finest    Quality    of 


SIC  Boxes. 


Sainte    Croix,  Switzerland. 


SALESROOM  FOR  THE  UNITED  STATES 
At    1030  Chestnut  Street,    Philadelphia. 

THE  mill  iSiCiiL  BOI  i^'iir-'t:: zrz 

sweetest,  most  complete,   durable  and  perfect  Musical   Boxes  made, 
and  any  number  of  tunfs  can  be  obtained  for  them. 

Also  a  complete  line  of  all  other  styles  and  sizes  from  30  cents  to 
i.Soo.oo  Dollars. 


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j_i3.r^3; 


:ccl2: 


-^m'  rica. 


The  most  appropriate  Wedding,    Anniversary   and    Holiday  Present. 

No  INIusical  Box  can  be  guaranteed  to  wear  well  without  Gautschi's 
S:ifety  Tune  Change  and  Check,  patented  in  Switz.-.lai.d  and  the 
United  States.     Guaranteed  for  six  years. 

Old  Jtlusic  Boxes  repaired  and  improved  by  exp^ric.-.ccd  work- 
men from  the  Factory  in  vSwitzerland,  and  at  low  rate.s. 

Headquarters  for  Gem  and  Concert  Roller  OrL-cirs,  o;  ly  ir.on  to 
C12.CO.  Play  any  number  of  tunes  as  selected.  Correspondence  and 
examination  invited. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  25 


W.  W.  FULLER.  F.  L.  FULLER, 

FULLER  &  FULLER, 
Attorneys  and  Counsellors  at  Law, 

PARRISH    BUILDING, 

DURHAM.        -        -        N.    C. 

HERNDON  &  BAGWELL, 

iiQcers  and  Bgiileis  m  Eeseral  Meichandise, 

No.  103  East  Main  vStreet, 

If  _vou  wish  first-class  Family  Groceries,  or  anything  else  in  our 
line,  call  and  see  us  and  we  will  try  to  deal  with  you  so  you  will  be 
sure  to  come  and  see  us  ag^ain. 


J  .     W  .      H  U  T  C  H  I  N  S  , 

— AT— 

Oit3^    nviarlsat.    Stall    l<I'o.     1, 


HAS     LAMB,     MUTTON,     PORK. 
All  the  very  best. Give  him  a  call. 

R.     T.     HOWERTON    &    BRO., 

^Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

CARRIAGES.  BUGGIES,  CARTS. 

408  MANGUM  STREET,   DURHAM,   X.   C. 
Repairinji^  Done  Neatly  and  Promptly. 

UNDERTAKING    A     SPECIALTY. 

The  largest  and  best  sslected  stock  of  Coffins,  Caskets,  Burial  Cases 
Robes  and  Burial  Outfits  in  the  citv. 

THE  BEST  EMBALMING' FLUIDS.  Disinfectants  and  De- 
odorizers used  when  necessary.  Orders  receive  prompt  and  faithful 
attention. 


26  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

HOTELGLADSTONE. 


NORFOLK,  VIRGINIA. 


On  both  the  AMERICAN  AND  EUROPEAN  PLAN. 


CENTRx\LLY  LOCATED, 

WITH  EVERY  CONVENIENCE. 

BEAUTIFULIvY  FURNISHED. 

THOROUGHLY  VENTILATED. 


ATTACHED  FOR   LADIES   AND  GENTLEMEN. 
IF*.  J".    :Lv£XJI^I^-A-"^",  I=roprietor. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


G.     M.     HARDIN,    Jr., 

UVERY,    FEED,    AND    SALE    STABLES, 

North  of  First  Bap.  Church,  extending  from  Orange  st.  to  Rigsbee  Aw, 

•DURHAM,        -        -         N.C. 

THE    BEST    RIGS    IN     THE     CITY,     at    Reasonable    Rates. 

Finest  Carriages  in  the  City.  Boarding  Horses  a  Specialty. 

Gentle  teams  and  careful  drivers.     Give  me  a  call. 

W.     H.     HOLLOWAY , 

COR.  CHURCH  AND  EAST  PARRISH  STREET, 

Horses  shod  on  correct  principles.  Thousands  of  horses  are  per- 
manently injured  by  bad  shoeing.  Having  studied  the  anatomy  of 
the  horse's  foot,  and  with  many  years  experience,  he  believes  he" can 
satisfy  any  reasonable  horse  owner  with  his  work. 

He  respectfully  solicits  a  share  of  the  public  patronage. 

J\     ~.     HOLLOWAY,       '  ' 

Cor.  Roxboro  and    Liberty  Streets,  DURHAM,  N.  C. 

MANUFACTURER     OF 

Carriages,  Carts,  Wagons,  Wheelbarrows,  Etc. 

Respectfully  solicits  a  liberal  share  of  the  public  patronage,  and 
guarantees  satisfaction  both  in  style  and  prices.  Repairing  of  all 
kinds  done  at  short  notice,  and  in  the  best  manner,  at  low  prices. 

Horse  Shoeing  at  bottom  figures.     Terms  Cash. 

S.  H.  HAWES, 

DEAI^ER    IN 

RICHMOND,  VA. 


28  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


G.     &    A.     BARGAMIN, 

RICHMOND,  VA.  ESTABLISHED  1817. 

Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

Machinists,  Plumber ,  Gas  and  Steam 


DURHAM  BRANCH,   No.  121  East  Main  Street, 
S.    W.    HOLMAN,    Manager. 

Catalogues,  Price  Lists,  &c.,  furnished  on  application. 


H.  A.  REAMS, 
Real  Estate  and  Leaf  Tobacco  Broker, 

No.  252  W.  Peabody  St.,  adjoining  Durham  &  Northern  Depot, 


W.  R.  MURRAY.  F.  W.  FAUCETTE. 

Agents  for  the  Light  Running 

*vDomestie"    Sewing    Machine, 

And  dealers  in  Needles,  Oil  and  vSewing  Mach,  Parts  and  Attachments. 

Agents  for  Bicycles  of  the  Best  Makes. 
Agents  for  the  Best  Pianos  and  Organs  Made. 

THE     MALLORY 

Durham  (Jheroot.  (^o., 

Manufacturers  of  the  be.st  class  of  Cheroots.      Orders  solicited  and 

satisfaction  guaranteed. 

Factory:    No.   118  We.st  Parrlsh  Street, 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  29 


J.  W.  JONES  &  CO., 

The   Leading   Dry   Goods    House 


The  attention  of  the  Trading  Public 
is  respectfully  called  to  this  well  es- 
taVjlished  House,  where  anj^thing  and 
everything  kept  in  a 

FIRST  CLASS  DRY  GOODS  HOUSE 

mav  be  found. 


Ladies  Fine  Dress  Gooas 

A    SPECIALTY. 

There  is  no  need  of  going  anywhere 
else  to  get  what  you  wish,  as  you 
always  find  in  our  stock  the  Very 
Latest  Styles  of  the  most  beautiful 
and  most  fashionable  goods. 

Our  Stock  is  Kept  Up, 

as  we  are  constantly  in  receipt  of 
ju.st  such  Goods  as  our  market  de- 
mands. 

Ladies  Fine  Shoes 

of  various  styles,  of  the  best  manufacturers  in 
the  United  States,  that  will  suit  the  taste  and  add 
greatly  to  the  comfort  of  the  wearer,  always  on 
hand. 

Also,  Muslins,  Ginghams,  Lawns,  Laces,  Gloves,  Ribbons,  Silks, 
Satins,  Ladies  Underwear,  Trunks,  Valises,  vSatchels,  and  anything 
you  wish  at  prices  that  defy  competition. 

O-^I-iI-.  ./^3SriD  SEE  XTS. 
No  Trouble  to  Show  our  Goods,  whether  you  Buy  or  out. 

No.  107  West  Main  Street,  one  door  west  of  Morehead  Bank, 

tdtj:r:£3:j^tsj!l,      -      -      isr.    c. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ALBERT  KRAMER, 

Successor  to  WEBB  &.  KRAMER. 

DEALER    IN 

North  Carolina  Bright  Leaf  Tobacco 
For  Export  and  Home  Trade. 

Nos.   122-124  McMannen  Street, 
DURHAM,  N.  C. 

R.    F.    MORRIS  &   SONS    MF'G    CO., 

No.  212  West  Peabody  Street,  opposite  R.  &  D.   Depot. 
DURHAM,     N.     C. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  THE   CEIvEBRATED 

"'Eureka'  Du? haju  Sinoking  Tobacco 

AND   ALSO   OF   THE 

Ladies  Delight  Scotch  Snuff. 

The  Only  SNUFF  FACTORY  SOUTH  OF  THE  POTOMAC. 

7.    S.    MURRAY , 

AGENT    FOR    THE    LIGHT     RUNNING 

''Ndw  Horns'  and  "Standard"  Sewing  l\flachines, 

Dealer  in  vSewing  Machine  Parts  and  Attachments,  Oil,  Needles,  etc. 

Before   buying   your   Machine   call   and   see   me 
At  No.  1 14  West  Main  Street,  DURHAM,  N.   C. 

The    News,   and    Observer, 

RALEIGH      N.    C. 

The   News   established   in    1871.  1         Consolidated    in     1880. 
The  Observer  established  in  1876.  I  S.  A.  ASHE,  Editor 

The  Leading  Democratic  Paper  In  North  Carolina. 

The    "Old    Reliable,"     never    varies,     never    flinches,     never    flags, 

We  ask  the  support  of  every  Democrat  in  the  State. 

Price  of  Daily,  per  month,  |     50 

Price  of  Weekly,  per  year,     i   25     Send  for  specimen  copy. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  31 


M.    H.    JONES, 


Dealer  in   Diamonds,   Watches,   Jewelry,   Clocks,   Solid  Silver 
and  Gold  Plated   Ware,  &c. 

Watches  and  Jewelry  repaired  and  warranted. 
No.  Ill  East  Main  Street,         -         -         -         DURHAM,  N.  C, 


R.  E.  LYON, 
LEAF  TOBACCO   BROKER, 

HANDLES  EXCLUSIVELY  NORTH  CAROLINA  AND  VIRGINIA 
WRAPPERvS,    SMOKERS    AND    FILLERS. 

REFERENCES : 

Jl'.  Duke,  Sons  &  Co.,  Durham,  JV.  C 
/•'hsi  JS'ational  Bank,  Durham,  .V.  C. 
L\on  c^  Wilson,  Danrille,  l^a. 

H.     M.     ROSEMOND, 
No.  124:  East  Main  Street,  DURHAM,  N.    C. 

Alwavs  in  stock  a  fine  line  of  the  best  and  freshest 

CONFECTIONERIES,  FRUITS,  &o. 

We  have  in  season  the  Celebrated  HILLSBORO  SODA  WATER, 
which  is  unequalled  in  excellence  and  purity,  and  delicious  ICE 
CREAM.  The  Finest  Baker's  Bread,  Cakes,  Pies,  &c.  are 
turned   out   throughout  the    day    at   our 

and  kept  in  stock  and  delivered  to  any  part  of  the  city. 

C.    H.    NORTON, 


First- Class   IVork  Done  and  Satisfactio7i    Guaranteed. 

Correspondence   respectfully    solicited. 
Ko  302  Qhavd  Hill  Street,  DURHAM,  N.   C 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


H.    H.     MARKHAM, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

hunl  Morshnili 

COR-  WEST  MAIN  AND  MANGUM  STREETvS, 

Von  need  not  go-  North   to  get  what  }'oii  waiit  as  we 
can  supply  \-ou  with  your 

Dry  Goods,  Groceries, 

Agricultural  Implements, 

and    ANYTHING    ELSE    you.    may    need    as    we    keep 
constantly    in    stock 

Hardware,  •  Crocker>',  Wood,  Willow, 

Guns,  Pistols,        Powder,  Tin  and  Glassware, 

Shot,  Fuse,  Building  and  Painting  Material 

Carpenters  and  Painters  Supplies, 

Reapers,  Mowers,  Plows, 

Cultivators,  Hoes,  Spades, 

Manure  and  Hav  Forks.      Also 


Notions, 

Shoes, 

Snuff, 

Hosiery, 

Oil  cloth. 

Sugar, 

Underwear, 

Matting, 

Molasses, 

Hats, 

Tobacco, 

Bacon, 

&c. 

&c.. 

&c. 

If  vou    don't    see    what    yon    want,    ask  for   it,    and 
vou'll    be  sure    to    get    it. 

g@°^  CALL  AND  SEE  US.   =^a 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  33 


MICHAELS  &  CO., 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


Prescriptions    promptly    and    carefully    filled    at    all    hours. 

Nos,  100-102  East  Main  Street,  cor  Maugum, 


W.    H.    OSBORN   &   CO., 

DEALERS   IN 

XjE^F  TOB^aCO, 

NO.  206  WATKINS  STREET, 

OSBORN    HOUSJE^ 

OXFORD,    N.    C. 


C.    D.    OSBORN,    Proprietor. 


8®" If  you  wish  to  feel  at  home  whenever  you  go  to  Oxford,  don't 
fail  to  go  to  the  Osborn  House. 

G.    R,    JONES    &    CO., 


NO.  601  MANGUM  STREET, 
a®"Orders  solicited. 


34  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


R.  D.  Williams.  John  T.  Lea.  C.  G.  Mitchell. 

Banner   Warehouse    Company, 

For  the  Sale  of  Leaf  Tobacco. 
WILLIAMS,  LEA,  MITCHELL  &  CO.,  Proprietors. 

NOS.   214-230   WEvST  MAIN  .STREET, 

DURHAM,    N.    C. 

References  :    High  Prices.    Fair  Dealing. 
Cash  Reference  :     Fidelitv  Bank. 


TELEPHONE   CALL,    NO.  23, 

W.     H.     PROCTOR,     Ppoprietor. 

Always  in  stock  everything  in  the  line  of  Heavy  and  Fancy  Groce- 
ries.    We  make  a  specialty  of  Fine  Brands  of  Flour,  Canned 
Goods,   Fruits.  Confectioneries,  Snuff,  Tobacco  and  Fine 
Cigars.     Also  Country  Produce. 

Goods  promptly  delivered  Free  of  Charge.     Call  and  see  me,  please, 
or  send  your  orders  to 

No.  206  Mangum  st.,  cor.  E.  Parrish  st.,  op.  Parrish  Warehouse. 

DURHAM,       -       -        N.  C. 

J.     T.     PINNIX    &    CO., 

Leaf    Tobacco   Brokers, 

no  no  WATKINS   STREET,  COR.  FOSTER, 
8^*"Ample  facilities  for  steam  or  air  drying. 

W.     H.    WEATHERSPOON, 

—DEALER   IN — 

FIRST-CLASS    FAMILY    GROCERIES, 

CANNED  GOODvS,  FINE  BRANDS  FLOUR,  SNUFF,  CIGARvS, 

TOBACCO,  FRUITS,  CONFECTIONERIES,  &c..  &c, 

At   Lowest  Cash    Prices.  Call   and   see   me   at 

No.  100  Chapel  Hill  St.,  at  Junction  of  W.  Pettigre wSt. , 

DURHAM,       N-       C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  35 

THE     NORTH     CAROLINA 

COLLEGE  OE  IIGIIICllLTllllE  AND  MECHIINIC IIBTS, 


THIS  COLLEGE  was  founded  to  train  young  men  in 
Scientific  and  Practical  Agriculture,  and  in  Me- 
chanics and  Mechanical  Engineering,  and  to  give  them 
along  with  their  Technical  Training,  such  General  In- 
struction as  every  citizen  needs.  It,  therefore,  offers 
©nly  two  courses  of  study,  the  Agricultural  and  the 
Mechanical,  but,  in  each  of  these  courses  there  are 
included 

MATHEMATICS,  CHEMISTRY,  HISTORY, 

ENGLISH  AND  BOOK-KEEPING. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  is  sparing  no  efforts  to  equip 
the  College  thoroughly. 

The  Agricultural,  Horticuliural  and  Chemical  Departments 

are  furnished  with  the  best  and  most  modern  appliances. 

THE  MECHANICAL  DEPARTMENT 

already  has  its  wood  and  iron  shops  thoroughly  equip- 
ped, and  is  adding  regularly  to  this  equipment. 

The  growing  demand  for  skilled  men  in  Agriculture, 
in  Trucking,  in  Grape-growing,  in  Agricultural  Chem- 
istry, in  Engineering,  Mechanical,  Electrical  and  Civil, 
makes  such  an  Education  as  the  College  offers,  not  only 
intellectually  useful,  but  at  once  remunerative. 

For  further  information  address 

ALEXANDER  Q.  HOLLADAY,  Prest 

Raleeigh,  N.  C. 


36  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


M.  B.  WYATT, 

Whoi^esale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

Heavy  ---  Fancy  Groceries 

Of  the  Highest  Standard,  and  at  the  Lowest  Possible  Prices. 

We  are  determined  at  all  times  to  keep  the  very  best  goods  in  stock 
and  as  we  buy  for  Cash,  and  in  large  lots. 

We  Can  Afford  to,  and  Will  Sell 

whatever  you  ma)-  wish  in  our  line  as  low,  if  not  lower,  than  any 


other  House  in  North  Carolina. 

Sugars, 

Lard, 

Cakes, 

Salt  Fish, 

Coffees, 

Salt, 

Butter, 

Ship  Stuff, 

Teas, 

Can' d  goods, 

Cheese, 

Bran, 

Spices, 

Preserves, 

Tobacco, 

Corn, 

Sauces, 

Pickles, 

Cigars, 

Wheat, 

Bacon, 

Crackers, 

Snuff, 

Hay. 

THE     FINEST     BRANDS     OF 

Bolted  Meal  and  Superlative  Family  Flour 

known  to  the  trade.     In  fact,  anything  and  everything  you  may  wish 
at  bottom  prices,  can  be  had  at  our  store. 
Call  and  see  us  and  be  Convinced. 

No.    203    West  Main  Street, 

Wright  Buildings    next  door  east  of  Post  Office^ 
Phone  No.  40. 


ADVERTISEMENTS,  37 


CHAS.    T.     POSTLEY, 

[ESTABLISHED   1 875.] 

WaTCHMHKER  *  HMD  ♦  ^^WBLER, 

Dealer  in  Watches,  Clocks,  Jewelry,  Silverware,  &c. 

NO.  125  E.  MAIN  STREET,  DURHAM,  N.  C. 
Third  door  west  of  Church  Street. 


THOS.     C.     PUGH    &    CO., 

No.  113  South  Street.  -        -        -        B  ULTIMO  RE.  MD. 

WHOLESALE    DEALER   IN 

Salt  Fish,  Cheese,   Butter,  &c. 

First-class  goods,  and  sold  on  a  close  margin.  When  visiting  the 
city  call  and  see  us,  or  send  us  your  orders,  which  shall  have  our 
prompt  attention. 

ROBERT    I.     ROGERS    &    CO., 

PROPRIETORS 

DURHAM  MARBLE  ana  BROWll  STONE  WORKS 

Dealers   in   Monuments,    Tombstones,    Tablets,   &c. 

Correspondence  Solicited  and  Estimates  Furnished. 
BRANCH  YARD  AT  OXFORD.  N.  C. 

No.  219  W.  Main  Street,  -  DURHAM,  N.  C. 

C.     W.     ROCHELLE,' 


No.    112   West  Main   Street,    2nd   Floor, 

DURHAM.    N.    C. 

Photography  in  all  its  different  branches  well  executed  and  splen- 
didly finished.  Styles  unsurpassed  and  general  workmanship  unex- 
celled. 

PRICES  SATISFACTORY. 


T,S  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

9    £9 


JOBS    AND     BARGAINS    IN 


CONSTANTLY  ARRIVING. 
No.   109   East  Main  Street — Kramer  Block", 

J.  J.  THAXTON.  J.   R.  PATTON. 

THAXTON  &  PATTON, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

GENERAL  MERCHANDISE, 

DRY  GOODS,  HATS,  SHOES,  GROCERIES 

TIN  WARE,  TOBACCO,  SNUFF, 

CIGARS,  SHIP  STUFF,  BRAN, 

CORN,  OATS,  HAY, 

and  everything  else  needed  by  the  public. 


We  buy  our  goods  for  Cash  and  consequently  CAN, 
AND  WILL  sell  them  as  close  as  any  other  first-class 
house  in  North  Carolina, 


Call  and  see  us  and  be  convinced  of  the  truth  of  our  statement  at 

JVo.    116    West   Main  Street, 

DURHAM,  N.  C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  39 

Q.     E.     RAWLS. 

New     York    Cash    Store. 

M).  119  East  Main  Street, 
IDTTK^HIJ^Lnvr,      -       -       IST.  o. 

DRY  GOODS, 

NOTIONS, 

SHOES, 

HATS,  ^C. 

This  old  established  house  is  a  Leader  in  Durham.  It  is  the  place 
of  all  others  to  get  the  most  goods  for  the  least  money. 

Call  and  see  us,  and  if  you  don't  see  what  you  wish,  ask  for  it,  as 
almost  anything  can  be  had  at 

Raiuls  New  York  Cash  Store. 
ALWAYS  BUY  THE  BEST. 


J".     SCH:"V7"Jk.I^T2:, 

DEALER    IX 

Clioige  Fresli  Meats  and  Sausap. 

MANUFACTURED  WITH  THE  GREATEST  CARE. 

Wholes.vle  and  Retail  Trade  Respectfully  Solicited. 
Remember  you  get  the  vsry  best  at 

Stall  ISTo.  3,  City-  I^arl^iet, 

Cor,  Church  and  Peabody  Streets, 


40  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

A.  H.  SMOOT.  W.  L.  PARRISH. 

SMOOT,  PARRISH&CO 
IjEJLin      TOBJ^COO, 

NO.  200  WATKINS  STREET, 

DURHAM,     N.     C. 

Buy  on  order.      Large  contracts  taken.     Samples  sent  when  desired. 
Ample  re-drying  facilities.     Satisfaction  guaranteed, 

A.    H.    STOKES    &    CO., 

Dealers  in  all  Classes  of 

North  Carolina  Tobaccos. 

No.  114  West  Parrish  Street 
FRED.    A.    WATSON, 

MANUFAOTUBEB  OF 

PIGTUIE  FRAMES,  WINDOW  SHADES  AND  CORNICES, 

Dealer  in  Eirst- Class  Artist  Materials 

ana  Novelties  for  Decorating. 

S^'Ordere  for  anything  in  my  line  will  have  prompt  personal 
attention  and  the  advantage  of  lowest  current  rates. 

No  112  Faykttevii^le  Street,       -       RALEIGH,  N.  C. 

Durham  Paper  Box  Manufactory. 

JNO    C.  ROGERS,  Proprietor, 

All  sizes  and  styles  of  Boxes  made  on  the  shortest 
notice  and  at  the  lowest  prices.  Call  and  see  me  or  send 
your  orders.     Satisfaction  guaranteed. 

NO.    120    WEST   MAIN    STREET,    2ND    FLOOR. 

DURHAM,     N.     C. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


41 


Tlie    St37-roii    IFence    Co., 

No.    139    Water   and   20    Nivison    Streets,    Norfolk,    Va. 
Manufacturers  of  STYRON  FENCE  AND  GATES, 

7\nd    the    Celebrated    C.    ©.    POLI  LT-Ry     FE/MCES, 

and  dealers  in  Red  Cedar  Posts,  Fence  Supplies,  &c. 
Send  for  circnlars  and  price  list. 


DESCRIPTION. — The  Styron  Fence  is  composed  of  Wnlte  Cedar  Pickets,  and 
Galvanized  Bessemer  Steel  Fence  Wire.  The  pickets  are  woven  between  wire.<as 
shown  in  above  cut.  The  wires  beginning  3  inches  from  the  bottom  and  run 
everyio  inches  apart  to  within  3  inches  of  the  top.  The  pickets  are  spear  point- 
ed. The  fence  is  manufactured  in  rolls  50,  75  and  100  lineal  feet  and  weighs  from 
125  to  zsolbs.  per  roll.  On  a  4ft  fence  there  are  5  cables,  of  twq  wires  each,  which 
gives  the  fence  a  resistance  of  about  8,050  lbs. 

Dr.  J.  t,.  WATKINS,  Agent,  Durham,  N.  C 


42 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


TtiE  Main  BciiLbiNQ^or  Trinity  Qolleqe. 

AT  bURhnn,  North  Carolina. 

THE    FINEST    COLLEGE    BUILDING    IN    THE    STATE. 

Six  departments  of  instruction,  each  in  chart^e  of  specialists. 

I  >  Department  of  Philosoph}'  and  Letters,  leading  to  A.  B.  degree. 

2)  Scientific  Department,  leading  to  B.  S. 

3)  Theological  Department,  leading  to  B.  D. 

4)  Law  Department,  leading  to  LL.  D. 

5)  Technical  Department,  leading  to  three  engineering  degrees. 
vSchool  of  Pharmacy. 

6)  Department  of  History,   Political  and  vSocial  Science,  leading  to 

Ph.  B. 
School  of  P'inance  and   PvConomy  for  higher  education  of  business 
men,  leading  to  Ph.  B. 

Catalogue  or  special  i)ulletins  relating  to  any  department  sent  free 
on  application  to  the  president. 

JOHN  FRANKLIN  CROWELL, 

President. 


k 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  43 


E.     F.     WYATT     &     SON, 

Leading  Mamifactiirers  aud  Dealers  in 


OF    EVERY    DESCRIPTION. 
FIRST-CLASS  BUGGIES,  CARRIAGES  and  ROAD  CARTS 

always  kept  in  stock.     The  best  goods  at  lowest  prices  for  Cash. 

Repairing  promptly  done  and  satisfation  guaranteed.    Call  and  see  us. 

No.  1 20  West  Main  Street,         -         -         DITRHAM,   N.   C. 


Photographic  Parlor 

— -OF — 

■\^r.    sHiiELBTJiE^nsr, 

Zs/dZain.  Street,  IDuirlaam,  3Sr,  O. 

ALL  WORK  finished  with  greatest  care,  and  satisfaction  guaranteed. 
I  am  also  prepared  to  do  outside  work  (Viewing)  of  any  kind, 
having  supplied  myself  with  best  instruments  for  this  brancli  of  the 
business.  Write  or  Ask  for  Prices.  A  large  and  assorted  stock 
of  Frames  on  hand  always.  ENLARGING  WORK  A  SPECIALTY. 
Str-a-ngers  Welcome. 

No.  iii;4  Main  street,  2nd  Floor,  -         DURHAM.    N.    C. 

Offers  his  services  in  all  departments  of  Dentistry  to  the  public. 
"Without  Good  Teeth  there  cannot  be  thorough  luastication. 
Without  thorough  mastication  there  cannot  be  perfect  dio'estioii. 
Without  perfect  digestion  there  cannot  be  proper  assimilation. 
Without  proper  assimilation  there  cannot  be  nutrition. 
Without  nutrition  there  cannot  be  health. 
Without  health  what  is  LIFE  ? 
Hence  the  paramount  importance  of  the  Teeth." 

(Children's  Teeth  a  specialty.) 

a-.  sTOK^isroi^is, 

STALL  No.  9,  CITY  MARKET. 

In  Stock  :     Canned  Goods,  Cured  Meat,   Confectioneries,  d-c. 

ALL  KINDS  VEGETABLES  IN.  SEASON. 
Fresh    Country    Butter    and    Poultry    a    Specialty. 
GIVE  ME  A  CALL. 


44  ADVERTISEMENTS.  • 


C.    C.    TAYLOR, 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

TIN  AND  SHEET-IRON  WARE, 


AND     DEALER     IN 


Gofllii  aM  Heatii  Sto? es,  Hollow  ware,  &c, 

Roofing  and  Guttering    done  at  short  notice  and  in 
the  most  improved  workmanlike  manner. 

The    best    made  anywhere  and   at    prices    that    def}' 

competition. 

NO.   115  EAST   MAIN  STREET, 


NO.    Ill    PINE  STREET, 

DURHAM,       -      -       N  .    C . 

Prompt  attention  given  to  all  orders.     Many  years  experience  enables 
nie  to  guarantee  entire  satisfaction. 

W.    H.    WORTHAM, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

SASH,  DOO-RS,  BLIMDS, 

AND    BUILDING    MATERIAL. 

We  carr}-  a  complete  stock  of  Rough  and  Dressed  Lumber,  and  can 
fill  orders  for  an}'  kind  or  quality  promptly. 

Cor.  East  Pettigrew  and  Ramsey  Streets,         -  DURHAM,   N.   C. 


.  ADVERTISEMENTS.  45 


DEALER    IN 
FINE  i-  mihM  -f  600Dg  V  4C. 

Prescriptions    filled   with    the    greatest    care.      Pure   and   Fresh 

Goods  always  in  stock.       Call    and  see  me  at 

No  123  East  Main  Street.  -  DURHAM,     N.    C. 

R.    D.    WHITLEY, 

WATCHMAKER  AND  JEWELER, 

JVb.  203  Fast  Main  Street, 
JDTJ':^TZ.^^'L/L,     -     -     -     3sr.    c 

All  my  work   is   warranted   to  give  satisfaction.      A  share  of  public 
patronage   is   solicited.  f^f- 

A.    A.    SEARa 
Livery,  Sale  and  Exchange  Stable, 

FIRST-CLASS  VEHICLES  FOR  HIRE,  DAY  OR  NIGHT. 
J<ro.  232  If.  Main  St.,  DURHAM.  M.  C. 

THE  NORTH  DURHAM 

PANTS  FACTORY. 

WHOLESALE  MANUFACTURERvS  OF 

Cheap  Pants,  Coats  and  Suspenders. 

No-  ii8  West  Maix  Street,  2nd  Fi.oor, 


46 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  . 


T  la:  E 


Durham  DaiLY  guN. 


EVERY  EVENING,  EXCEPT  SUNDAY. 


ONE  YEAR  $4.00;    ONE  MONTH,  35  CTS. 


BRIGHT 

AND 
CRISP 

IN  ITS 

NEWS. 


(OLD  HURRYGRAPH.) 

JAS.     A.     ROBINSON,     Editor. 


LARGE    TOWN    CIRCULATION. 

SPLENDID    ADVERTISING    MEDIUM. 


DRA.TES     I*EA.SOr<r-A.BILE. 


The  Press  speaks  well  of  the  Sun.      Read  the  opinion 

of  the  Southern  Tobacconist^  Richmond,  Va.  : 

"The  Durham  Slin  is  a  sound  paper. 
Its  pure  sentiments  are  often  appropri- 
ately and  powerfull}^  expressed.  Its 
avoidance  of  slang  and  dirt-slinging 
makes  it  a  fit  paper  for  the  famil}'.  Vul- 
garit}'  and  sensationalism  on  the  dime 
novel  order  is  avoided.  It's  a  clean  pa- 
per, and  is  respectable,  and  a  tower  of 
strength  to  the  better  class  of  Durham 
people. ' ' 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


47 


J.  S.  Carr,  Pres't. 


S.  W.  HoLMAN,  Sec.  and  Treas. 


Commonwealth  Cotton  M'f'o;  Co., 


MANUFACTURERS     OF 


iDTJ^^sc-^^jvc,  3sr.  O. 


This  Factory  turns  out  the  best  gcods  of  its  class,  at  prices  that  will 
compete  with  any  manufactory  North  or  South. 

Correspondence  and  orders  solicited.  P.  O.  Box  67. 


NEW  YORK, 
143  Fifth  Ave. 


WASHINGTON. 
817  Penn-  Ave 


BALTIMORE,  22  and  24  E.  Baltimore  St. 


Grr.nd,  Uprighl 


and  Square. 


Letters  from  the  Worlds  Greatest  PrANisTS  : 

yon      BULOW      AUD      D'ALBERT. 

Both  declare  the  Knabf,  to  be  the  best  Piano  iu  America. 


Von  Billow's  letter,  after  concert  tour,  in  1890. 
To  WM.  KXABE,  Esq.,  Baltimore. 

Dear  Sir:  My  renewed  and  by  more  use— un- 
der ag!?ravatiiig'  circumstances,  as  bad  health 
and  tiresome  traveling— enlarged  experience  of 
your  Piauos  this  (second  and  last  transatlantic) 
.season  has  throughout  confirmed  myself  in  the 
opinion  I  expressed  last  year,  viz  :  that  sound 
and  touch  of  the  Kuabe  Piauos  are  more  sympa- 
thetic to  my  ears  and  hands  than  sound  and 
touch  of  any  other  Pianos  in  the  United  States. 
As  I  met  with  frequent  opportunities  of  estab- 
li^ihing  comparisons  between  the  Knabe  Pianos 
and  mslruments  of  rivalizing  or  would-rivaliz- 
ing  producers.  I  dare  now  add  that  I  declare 
them  the  absolutely  best  in  America. 

With  sincere  regards,  vours  truly. 

Dr.  HANS  VON  BULOW. 
Hamburg.  27th  May,  1890. 


EUGEN  D'ALBERTS  LETTER. 

To  Wm.  Knabe  &  Co. 
(Translated  from  the  German.) 
During  my  sojourn  here  I  had  frequent  oppor 
tunities  to  make  myself  acquainted  with  the 
Knabe  Pianos,  and  from  fullest  conviction  I  de- 
clare them  to  be  the  best  instruments  in  Ameri- 
ca. Should  I  return  here  for  artistic  purposes — 
which  may  be  the  case  very  soon, — I  shall  most 
certainly  use  the  Pianos  of  this  celebrated  make. 
I  give  this  testimony  with  pleasure,  voluntary, 
and  unsolicited  for  by  the  house  of  Knabe. 

EI-'GEN  D'ALBERT. 
New  York,  May  16,  1S90. 


48 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


1^1)6 -6bucQtor- Co., 


J 


DCIKMAM,  N,  C. 


E 


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POSTER    WORK.  CATALOGUES. 

WAREHOUSE    WORK.  CIRCULARS. 

LABELS    AND    BANDS.  ANNOUNCEMENTS 

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OTH  E.-R    "D  EPA-RTM  E/N  TS. 

THE    SOUTHERN    EDUCATOR--12  Nos.  ^i  00  a  Year. 

TEACHERS'    A6ENCY~^''"PP^>"'?  schools  with  Teachers  of  Known 
Qualifications,  free  of  cost. 

SCHOOL    SUPPLIES—School  Desks,  Office  and  Bank  Furniture,  &c. 


Address  all  orders  to 


THE   EDUCATOR    CO., 


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Personal.— Referring  to  the  publisher's  "Apologetic"  notice  on  an- 
other page,  reflecting  upon  us  as  the  printers  of  this  Directory  by 
putting  upon  us  the  blame  for  delaying  its  publication  beyond  the  first 
of  March,  we  desire  to  say  that  our  contract  with  Capt.  Ramsey  for 
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GOVERNMENT  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 


EXECUTIVE  DEPARTMENT. 

Thomas  M.  Holt,  of  Alamance  county,  Governor,  sal- 
ary $3,000  and  furnished  house,  fuel  and  lights. 

Lieutenenant  Governor   and    President  of 

the  Senate.  Vacant  owing  to  the  death  of  Daniel  G. 
Fowle,  late  Governor. 

Octavius  Coke,  Wake  county.  Secretary  of  State,  sal- 
ary $2,000,  and  $1,000  for  extra  clerical  assistance. 

G.  W.  Sanderlin,  of  Wayne  county,  Auditor,  salary 
$1,500,  and  1,000  for  extra  clerical  assistance. 

Donald  W.  Bain,  of  Wake  county,  Treasurer,  salary- 
$3,000. 

Sidney  M.  Finger,  of  Catawba  county.  Superintend- 
ent of  Public  Instruction,  salary  $1,500,  and  $500  per 
annum  for  travelling  expenses. 

Theodore  F.  Davidson,  of  Buncombe  county,  Attor- 
ney General,  salary  $1 ,  000.  Reporter  to  Supreme  Court, 
salary  $1,000,  and  $750  for  clerical  assistance. 

Jas.  D.  Glenn,  of  Guilford  county.  Adjutant  General, 
salary  $600. 

J.  C.  Birdsong,  Wake  county,  State   Librarian,  salary 

$1,000. 

S.  F.  Telfair,  Beaufort  county,  Private  Secretary  to 
the  Governor,  salary  $1,200. 

Poindexter  W.  Capehart,  of  Vance  county.  Executive 
Clerk,  salar>^  $600. 

W.  P.  Batchelor,  Wake  county.  Chief  Clerk  to  Secre- 
tary of  State,  salary  $1,000. 

j,  D.  Boushall,  Camden  county.  Chief  clerk  to  Audi- 
tor, salary  $1,000. 

H.  M.  Cowan,  Chatham  county,  Chief  Clerk  to  Treas- 
urer, salary  $1,500. 


50  APPENDIX 


Ernest  B.  Bain,  of  Wake  county,  Teller  of  the  Treas- 
ury Department,  salary  $750. 

R.  L.  Burkhead,  of  Wayne  county.  Clerk  for  Charita- 
ble and  Penal  Institutions,  salary  $1,000. 

C.  M.  Roberts,  Vance  county,  Superintendent  of  Pub- 
lic Buildings  and  Grounds,  salary  $850. 

governor's  council. 

The  Secretary  of  State,  Auditor,  Treasurer  and  Super- 
intendent of  Public  Instruction. 

STATE    BOARD    OF    EDUCATION. 

The  Governor,  Lieutenant  Governor,  Secretarv  of 
State,  Auditor,  Treasurer,  Superintendent  of  Public  In- 
stniction  and  Attorney  General  constitute  the  State  Board 
of  Education. 


PUBLIC  WORKS  AND  INSTITUTIONS  IN 
NORTH  CAROLINA. 

NORTH    CAROLINA    DEPARTMENT    OF    AGRICULTURE. 

Located  at  Raleigh,  in  a  building  especially  arranged 
for  the  purpose,  iuiniediately  north  of  Capitol  square.^ 

State  Board  of  Agriculture— Qo\.  W.  F.  Green,  Chair- 
man, 4th  District;  W.  R.  Williams,  Esq.,  Master  of  the 
State  Grange  Patrons  of  Husbandry;  J.  B.  Coffield,  Esq., 
ist  Congressional  District;  W.  R.  Capehart,  2nd  Con- 
gressional District;  W.  E.  Stevens,  Esq.,  3d  Congres- 
sional District;  J.  S.  Murrow,  Esq.,  5th  Congressional 
District;;.  F.  Payne,  Esq.,  6th  Congressional  District; 
Hon.  A.  Leazer,  7th  Congressional  District;  S.  L.  Pat- 
terson, Esq.,  8th  Congressional  District;  Dr.  C.  D.  Smith, 
9th  Congressional  District. 

Executive  Committee.— QoX.  W.  F.  Green,  J.  F.  Pa^-ne, 
Dr.  W.  R.   Capehart. 

^  Finance  Committee. — A.  Leazer,  W.  R.  Williams,  W. 
E.  Stevens,  Esq. 

Officers. — Col.  John  Robinson,  Commissioner,  salary 
$2,000;  T.  K.  Brunei-,  Secretary,  salary  $1,300;  H.  B. 
Battle,  Ph.  D.,  Chemist  and  Director  of  the  Experiment 
Station,  salary  $2,500. 


APPENDIX.  51 


N.   C.   AGRICULTURx\L  EXPERIMENT  AND 
FERTILIZER  CONTROL  STATION, 

RALEIGH,   N.   C.  \ 

The  officers  of  the  Station  are  :  H.  B.  Battle,  Ph.  D., 
Director  and  State  Chemist;  F.  E.  Emery,  B.  S.,  Agri- 
cnltnrist;  Gerald  McCarthy,  B.  Sc,  Botanist  and  Acting 
Etomologist;  W.  F.  Massey,  C.  E.,  Horticnlturist;  C.  E. 
Von  Herrmann,  Meteorologist;  B.  W.  Kilgore,  B.  S., 
Assistant  Chemist;  F.  B.  Carpenter,  B.  S.,  Assistant 
Chemist;  T.  L.  Blalock,  B.  S.,  Assistant  Chemist;  J.  S. 
Meng,  B.  S.,  Assistant  Chemist;  Alexander  Rhodes,  As- 
ssistant  Horticnltnrist;  S.  L.  Cunninggim,  A.  B.,  Secre- 
tary. 

Office  and  Laboraties  in  Agricnltnral  Bnilding,  Ral- 
eigh. Farm,  Stable,  Plant  House,  and  Dairy  adjoin 
State  Fair  Grounds,  Visitors  cordially  welcomed.  Cor- 
respondence on  all  agricultural  subjects  invited. 


N    C.   COLLEGE  OF  AGRICULTURE  AND 
MECHANIC  ARTS. 

Board  of  Trustees.— V^\  S.  Primrose,  President  of 
Board;  W.  F.  Green,  S.  B.  Alexander,  Henry  E.  Fries, 
N.  B.  Broughton,  A.  Leazer,  J.  B.  Coffield,  W.  R.  Wil- 
liams, C.  D.  Smith,  S.  L.  Patterson,  W.  R.  Capehart, 
J.  F.  Payne,  J.  S.  Murrow,   W.   E.  Stevens,   Elias  Carr. 

Executive  Committee. — W.  S.  Primrose,  W.  F.  Green, 
S.  B.  Alexander,  Henry  E.  Fries,  N.  B.  Broughton,  A. 
Leazar. 

Finance  Committee. — N.  B.  Broughton,  Chairman; 
Elias  CaiT,  A.  Leazar. 

C>/?V^n?.— President,  Prcf.  Alexander  Holladay,  for- 
merlv  of  Mecklenburg  county,  N.  C,  but  at  time  of 
election  President  of  the  Florida  Agricultural  College, 
salary  $2,300;  Professor  of  Agriculture,  Live  Stock  and 
Dairying,  Jos.  R.  Chamberlain,  (Cornell  University), 
late  of  the  N.  C.  State  Experiment  Station,  salary  $2, - 
000;  Professor  of  Horticulture,  Arboriculture  and  Botany, 
Prof.  W.  F.  Massey,  late  Professor  of  Agriculture  and 
Live  Stock  in  the'Millers  Manual  Training  School  of 
Virginia,  salary   $t,ooo;    Professor  of   Chemistry,    Pure 


52  APPENDIX. 


and  Agricultural,  W.  A.  Withers,  B.  A.  and  A.  M.,  sal- 
ary- $i,8oo;  Professor  of  English,  Prof.  D.  H.  Hill,  Jr., 
late  Professor  of  English  in  the  Mil.  and  Agricultural 
College  of  Middle  Georgia,  salar\-  $i,8oo;  Professor  of 
Practical  Mechanics  and  Mathematics,  Prof.  J.  H.  Kin- 
ealy,  D.  E. ,  (Washington  University),  late  Professor  of 
Civil  Engineering  and  Physics  in  the  Agricultural  Col- 
lege of  Texas,  salar}^  |i,  800;  Assistants  in  Mechanics, 
Chas.  M.  Pritchett  and  Chas.  H.  Park;  Superintendent 
of  Fanns  and  Gardens,  B.  S.  Skinner,  of  Perquimans 
county,  salary  $800  and  a  house;  Steward,  J.  N.  Hub- 
bard, Wake  county,  $800,  lodging  and  board;  Matron, 
Mrs.  Sue  C.  Carroll,  of  Sampson  count)-,  salary  $360, 
lodging  and  board. 


NORTH  CAROLINA  AGRICULTURAL  SOCIETY. 

Oy/rrr^.— President,  R,  H.  Battle,  Raleigh,  Wake 
county.  Vice  Presidents  :  (Permanent) — Hon.  Kemp 
P.  Battle,  Orange;  Hon.  R.  H.  Smitl:,  Halifax;  Gov. 
T.  M.  Holt,  Alamance;  W.  G.  Upchurch,  Wake.  Sec- 
retary: Eugene  C.  Beddingfield. 

State  at  Large.. — S.  B.  Alexander,  Mecklenburg;  B. 
M.  Collins,  Warren;  A.  M.  Scales,  Guilford ;  A.  T.  Mial, 
Wake,  G.  W.  Sanderlin,  Wayne;  H.  E.  Fries,  Forsyth; 
R.  P.  Rheinhart,  Catawba;  Chas.  M.  McDonald,  Cabar- 
rus; Dr.  A.  G.  Foust,  Alamance;  J.  A.  May,  Haywood. 
The  Presidents  of  all  County  Fairs. 

Judicial  Districts. — ist,  W.  S.  Carter;  2nd,  W.  R. 
Capehart;  3d,  Thos.  J:  King;  4th,  Dan'l  Stewart;  5th, 
J.  Van  Lindley;  6th,  G.  Z.  French;  7th,  W.  T.  Jones; 
8th,  S.  Harris;  9th,  R.  L.  Fox;  loth,  J.  W.  Wilson;  nth, 
J.  G.  Hall;  12th,  Wm.  Beale. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  STATE  PENITENTIARY. 

W.  J.  Hicks,  Architect  and  Warden,  salary-  $2,200; 
J.  M.  Fleming,  Deputy  Warden,  salar}-  $1,100;  Dr.  J. 
W.  McGee,  Physician,  salary-  $1,000  ;  D.  C.  Murray, 
Steward,  salar>- $1,100  ;  Joseph  J.  Bernard,  Book-keeper, 
salary-,  $800. 

Board  of  Diri-xtors. — P.  F.  Faison,  Raleigh,  Pres- 


APPENDIX.  53 


ident,  salary  $500  ;  C.  C.  Clark,  Newberii,  Vice-Presi- 
dent, salary  $500  ;  H.  B.  Adams,  Noiiroe,  Director,  sal- 
ary, $500  ;  T.  L.  Emery,  Weldon,  Director,  salary  $500; 
L?ee  S.  Overman,  Salisbury',  salary  $500. 


UNIVERSITY  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 

(Chartered  1789.     Opened  1795.) 

Located  in  Chapel  Hill,  28  miles  N.  W.  from  Raleigh. 
Is  non-political  and  non-sectarian.  Gives  free  tnition 
to  sons  of  all  ministers  and  to  candidates  for  the  minis- 
try. Loans  and  scolarships  for  needy  yonng  men  of  tal- 
ent and  character.  Offers  fonr  general  courses  of  study 
with  wide  ranges  of  electives,  also  special  courses  in  law, 
medicine  and  engineering,  and  an  unlimited  number  of 
optional  courses. 

His  Excellency  Thos.  M.  Holt,  Chairman  of  the  Board 
of  Trustees. 

Hon.  Richard  H.  Battle,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

Faculty. — George  Tayloe,  Winston,  A.  M.,  LL.  D., 
President;  Kemp  Plummer  Pattle,  A.  M.,  LL.  D.,  Pro- 
fessor of  History ;  Francis  Preston  Venable,  Ph.  D.,  F. 
C.  S.  Professor  of  Chemistry ;  Joseph  Austin  Holmes,  B. 
S.,  F.  G.  S.  A.,  Professor  of  Geology  and  Mineralogy; 
Joshua  Walker  Gore,  C.  E. ,  Professor  of  Natural  Phil- 
osophy; John  Manning,  LL.  D.,  Professor  of  Law; 
Thomas  Hume,  D.  D.,  LL.  D. ,  Professor  of  the  English 
Language  and  Literature;  Walter  D.  Toy,  M.  A.,  Pro- 
fessor of  Modern  Languages;  Eben  Alexander,  Ph.  D. 
Professor  of  the  Greek  Language  and  Literature;  Wil- 
liam Cain,  C.  E.,  Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Engi- 
neering; Richard  H.  Whitehead,  M.  D.,  Professor  of 
Anatomy,  Materia  Medica  and  Physiology;  Henry  Hor- 
ace Williams,  A.  M.,  B.  D.,  Professor  of  Philosophy; 
Henry  V.  Wilson,  A.  M. ,  Ph.  D. ,  Professor  of  Biology ; 
Karl  P.  Harrington,  A.  M. ,  Professor  of  the  Latin  Lan- 
guage and  Literature;  Howard  B.  Shaw,  A.  B.,  B.  C.  E. , 
Instructor  in  Mathematics;  Hunter  Harris,  B.  S.,  In- 
structor in  Mineralogy;  Charles  Baskerville,  Instructor 
in  Chemistrv. 


54  APPENDIX. 


THE  N.   C.   INSTITUTION  FOR  THE  DEAF 
AND  DUMB  AND  BLIND. 

The  North  Carolina  Institution  for  the  Deaf  and 
Dnnib  and  the  Blind  is  located  at  Raleigh. 

Officers. — W.  J.  Yonng,  Principal,  salary  $i,8oo; 
Drs.  E.  Bnrke  Haywood  and  Hubert  Haywood,  of 
Raleigh,  Physicians,  salary  $600;  John  G.  B.  Grimes, 
Steward,  salary  $900  and  board;  D.  W.  Bain,  cx-officio 
Treasurer. 

Board  of  Directors. — R.  S.  Tucker,  President;  B. 
F.  Park,  C.  D.  Heartt,  John  R.  Williams,  L.  D.  Ste- 
venson, Rev.  Baylus  Cade,  James  A.  Briggs. 


NORTH  CAROLINA  INSANE  ASYLUM. 

Situated  in  the  vicinity  of  Raleigh,  and  will  accom- 
modate 300  patients. 

Board  of  Directors. — Col.  J.  S.  Amis,  Granville 
county.  President;  Richard  H.  Smith,  Esq.,  Halifax 
county;  Dr.  George  A.  Foote,  Warren  county;  Capt.  J. 
B.  Burwell,  Wake  county;  Capt.  J.  D.  Briggs,  Martin 
county;  Dr.  George  L.  Kirby,  Wayne  county;  Maj.  J. 
B.  Broadfoot,  Cumberland  county;  Dr.  John  McCor- 
mick,  Harnett  county;  B.  F.  Boykin,  Esq.,  Sampson 
county. 

Members  of  the  Board  receive  $4  per  day  while  in 
session,  and  mileage  to  and  from  their  homes.- 

Officers. — Hon.  D.  W.  Bain,  Treasurer  ex  officio. 
W.  T.  Smith,  Esq.,  Keeper  of  Records,  salary  $100. 

Resident  Officers. — Dr.  William  R.  Wood,  Super- 
intendent, salai-y  $2,800;  Dr.  Francis  T.  Fuller,  First 
Assistant  Physician,  salary  $1,650;  Dr.  William  H. 
Cobb,  Jr.  Second  Assistant  Physician,  salary  $1,000;  Wm. 
R.  Crawford,  Jr.  Steward,  salary  $1,200;  Mrs.  O.  B. 
Sanders,  Matron,  salary  $600. 


THE  STATE  HOSPITAL,   MORGANTON. 

Board  of  Directors. — James  P.  Sawyer,  Buncombe 
county,  President  of  Board. 

Directors. — Maj.  J.  W.  Wilson,  Burke  county;  I.  I. 


APPENDIX.  55 


Davis,  Esq.,  Burke  county;  Joseph  P.  Caldwell,  Esq., 
Iredell  county;  J.  G.  Hall,  Esq.,  Catawba  county;  Jas. 
P.  Sawyer,  Buncombe  county;  Joseph  C  Mills,  Burke 
countv;  Dr.  H.  T.  Bahnson,  Forsyth  county;  Dr.  Geo. 
H.  P.  Cole,  Henderson  county;  Gen.  E.  R.  Hampton, 
Jackson  county;  G.  W.  F.  Harper,  Cleveland  county. 

Officers. — P.  L.  Murphy,  M.  D.,  Superintenc'e.it, 
salary  $2,800;  W.  P.  Ivey,  M.  D.,  Assistant  Physician, 
salary  $1,200;  Isaac  M.  Taylor,  M.  D.,  Assistant  Phy- 
sician, salary  $1,200;  F.  ]\I.  Scroggs,  Steward,  salary 
$1,000;  Mrs.  C.  A.  Marsh,  Matron,  salary  $550. 


EASTERN  HOSPITAL,  GOLDSBORO. 

J.  F.  Miller,  M.  D.,  Superintendent,  salary  $2,000, 
furnished  house  and  board  of  horse  ;W.  W.  Faison,  M.  D., 
Assistant  Physician  and  Druggist,  salary  $900,  board  of 
self,  wife,  two  children,  servant  and  horse;  Daniel  Reid, 
Steward,  salary  $400  and  board  of  self  and  horse;  Mrs. 
E.  J.  A.  Smith,  Matron,  salary  $300  and  board  of  self 
and  child;  John  W.  Wilson,  Engineer,  salary  $300, 
house,  fuel  and  lights;  Mrs.  Victoria  Bryon,  seamstress, 
.'alary  $150  and  board  of  self  and  child;.  John  Pate, 
Watchman,  salaiy  $250;  Mr.  B.  Smith,  salar\-  $200  and 
board. 

Directors. — Dr.  J.  W.  Vick,  Johnston  county, 
Chairman;  I.  S.  D.  Sauls  and  L.  H.  Castex,  Wayne 
county;  J.  L.  McLaen,  Robeson  county. 

Executive  Committee. — M.  M.  Katz,  New  Hano- 
ver county;  W.  F.  Rountree,  Craven  county;  Theoph- 
ilus  Edwards,  Greene  county;  Dr.  N.  M.  Culbreth,  Co- 
lumbus county;  H.  E.  Dillon,  Lenoir  county. 


BUREAU  OF  LABOR  STATISTICS. 

John  C.  Scarbc rough,  Johrston  county,  Commission- 
er, salary  $1,500;  W.  S.  Harris,  Franklin  county,  clerk, 
salar}'  $1,000.  Office  in  the  Agricultural  Building, 
Raleigh. 

N.   C.  GEOLOGICAL  SURVEY. 

Jos.    A.    Holmes,    State  Geologist  ;   H.    B.  C.    Nitze, 


56  APPENDIX. 


Assistant    State   Geologist  ;   H.    L.    Harris,    Clerk    and 
Special  Assistant. 

General  offices  of  the  Survey,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 


NORTH  CAROLINA  BOARD  OF  RAILROAD 
COMMISSIONERS. 

Commissioners.— J.  W.  Wilson,  Burke  county.  Chair- 
man, term  expires  April,  1893;  E.  C.  Beddingfield, 
Wake  county,  term  expires  April,  1897;  T.  W.  Mason, 
Northampton  county,  term  expires  April,  1895;  salary 
$2,000  each;  H.  C.  Brown,  Surry  county,  clerk,  salary 
$1,200. 

Special  session  of  the  court  are  held  at  Raleigh  and 
at  such  times  as  the   chairman  may  direct. 

Offices  of  the  Commissioners  are  located  in  the  Agri- 
cultural Building". 


MEDICAL  BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS  OF  N.  C. 

Elected  every  six  years  by  the  Medical  Fraternity. 
The  members  receive  $4  per  day  during  the  time  of  their 
session  and  their  traveling  expences  to  and  from  their 
places  of  meeting  by  the  most  direct  route  from  their 
respective  -places  of  residence. 

Board. — Dr.  W.  H.  Whitehead,  of  Battleboro,  Pres- 
ident, and  Examiner  in  Surgery  ;  Dr.  L.  J.  Picot,  Lit- 
tleton, Secretary,  and  Examiner  in  Materia  Medica  and 
Therapeutics  ;  Dr.  George  Gillett  Thomas,,  of  Wilming- 
ton, Examiner  in  Chemistry;  Dr.  George  W.  Long, 
Graham,  Examiner  in  Practice  of  Medicine,  &c. ;  Dr. 
George  W.  Purefoy,  Asheville,  Examiner  in  Obstetrics 
and  Gynaecology;  Dr.  Robert  S.  Young,  Concord,  An- 
atomy; Dr.  R.  L.  Payne,  Jr.,  Lexington,  Physiology, 
&c.  Elected  for  six  years:  Drs.  L.  J.  Picot,  W.  H. 
W^hitehead  and  Geo.  W.  Long;  for  four  years:  Drs.  R. 
S.  Young  and  George  Gillett  Thomas;  for  two  years: 
Drs.  R.  L.  Payne,  Jr. ,  and  George  W.  Purefo}-.      . 


APPENDIX.  57 


N.  C.  REPRESENTATIVES  IN  CONGRESS. 

Senate— Zebulon  B.  Vance,  of  Mecklenburg;  re- 
elected; term  expires  March  4th,  1897. 

Matt.  W.  Ransom,  of  Northampton;  re-elected;  term 
expires  March  4th,  1895. 

House  of  Representatives — ist  District,  W.  A. 
B.  Branch.  2nd  District,  H.  P.  Cheatham.  3d  Dis- 
trict, B.  F.  Grady.  4th  District,  Benj.  H.  Bunn.  5th 
District,  A.  H.  A.  Williams.  6th  District,  S.  B.  Alex- 
ander. 7th  District,  J.  S.  Henderson.  8th  District, 
W.  H.  H.  Cowles.     9th  District,  W.  T.  Crawford. 


CRIMINAL  CIRCUIT  COURTS. 

Oliver  P.  Meares,  Wilmington,  Judge. 

H.  B.  Carter,  Asheville,  Judge. 

Benj.  R.  Moore,  Wilmington,  Solicitor. 

John  E.  Brown,  Charlotte,  Solicitor. 

E.  D.  Carter,  Asheville,  Solicitor. 

W.  R.  French,  Wilmington,  Clerk. 

J.  R.  Robertson,  Charlotte,  Clerk. 

J.  R.  Patterson,  Asheville,  Clerk. 

New  Hanover— Jany  4th,  March  21st,  May  i6th,,  Julv 
1 8th,  Sept.  19th,  Nov.  21st. 

Buncombe— Jan.  25th,  April  25th,  July  25th,  Oct. 
24th. 

The  Criminal  Court  of  Buncombe  is  not  a  Circuit 
Court,  simply  being  a  court  for  Buncombe  County,  hav- 
ing its  own  Judge. 

Mecklenburg— Feb.  8,  April  nth,  Aug.  ist,  Oct.  10, 
Dec.  15th. 


SUPREME  COURT. 

Augustus  S.    Merrimon,  of  Wake,  Chief  Justice;  Jos. 
J.  Davis,  of  Franklin;  Walter    Clark,   of  Wake;  A.  C. 
Avery,  Burke;  J.  E.  Shepherd,  Beaufort;  Associate  Jus- 
tices.    Salaries  of  Chief  Justice  and  Associate  Justices 
$2,500. 

Theodore  F.  Davidson,  Reporter,  Salary  $1,000. 

Thos.  S.  Kenan,  Clerk,  salary  $300  and  fees. 


58  APPE^NDIX. 


R.  H.  Bradley,  Marshal  and  Librarian,  salary  $i,ooo. 

Supreme  Court  meets  in  Raleigh  the  first  Monday  in 
Februar}'  and  last  Monday  in  Sept.,  1892. 

spring  Term — ist  District,  Feb.  ist;2d  District,  Feb. 
8th;  3d  District,  Feb.  15th;  4th  District,  Feb.  22nd;  5th 
District,  Feb.  29th;  6th  District  March  7th;  7th  District, 
March  14th;  8th  District,  March  21st;  9th  District,  Mch 
28th;  loth  District,  April  4th;  nth  District,  April  nth; 
1 2th  District,  April  i8th. 

Fall  Term — ist  District,  Sept.  26th,  2nd  District, 
Oct.  23d;  3d  District  October  loth;  4th  District,  Oct.  17; 
5th  District,  Oct.  24th;  6th  District,  Oct.  31st;  7thDist., 
Nov.  7th;  8th  Dist.  Nov.  14th;  9th  District  Nov.  21st; 
loth  District,  Nov.  28th;  nth  District,  Dec.  5th;  i2tli 
District,  Dec.  12th. 

Applicants  for  license  to  practice  law  are  examined  on 
the  Fridays  and  Saturdays  preceding  both  terms  of  the 
Court. 


UNITED  STATES  COURTS. 

United  States  Circuit  Courts. — Eastern  District  of 
North  Carolina — held  at  Raleigh  on  the  first  Monday 
in  June  and  last  Monday  in  November,  and  at  Wilming- 
ton the  first  Monday  after  the  fourth  Monday  in  April 
and  October. 

Hugh  Iv.  Bond,  Circuit  Judge;  residence,  Baltimore, 
Md. ;  salary,  $6,000. 

Aug.  S.  Seymour,  District  Judge  ;  residence,  Newbern, 
N.  C. ;  salary  $5,000. 

Charles  A  Cook,  United  States  Attorney;  office,  Ral- 
eigh, N.  C. ;  residence,  Warrenton,  N.  C. 

J.  B.  Hill,  U.  S.  Marshal;  office,   Raleigh,  N.  C. 

N.  J.  Riddick,  Clerk  Circuit  Court  at  Raleigh  and 
Wilmington. 

Vitruvius  Royster,  Deputy  Clerk,  Raleigh. 

W.  H.  Shaw,  Deputy  Clerk,  Wilmington. 

Eastern  District  Courts. — Aug.  S.  Seymour,  U.  S. 
District  Judge ;  residence,  Newbern. 

Held  at  Elizabeth  Citv,  third  Monday  in  April  and 
October;  W.  C.  Brooks,  Clerk. 


APPENDIX.  59 


Newbern  fourth  Monday  in  April  and  October;  Geo. 
Green,   Clerk. 

Wilmington  first  Monday  after  the  fourth  Monday  ni 
April  and  October;  W.  H.   Shaw,   Clerk. 

U.  S.  Circuit  and  District  Courts,  Western  District 
of  North  Carolina.— YL.  L.  Bond,  U.  S.  Circuit  Court 
Judge;  residence  Baltimore,   Md. 

Robert  P.  Dick,  U.  S.  District  Judge,  Western  Dis- 
trict, N.  C. ;  residence,  Greensboro,   N.  C. 

Tyre  Glenn,  U.  S.  Marshal;  office,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

Circuit  and  District  Courts  in  the  Western  District  are 
held  at  the  same  time. 

Greensboro,  first  Monday  in  April  and  October;  John 
W.  Payne,  Clerk. 

Statesville,  third  Monday  in  April  and  October;  H.  C. 
Cowles,  Clerk,  Statesville  and  Charlotte. 

Charlotte,  second  Monday  in  June  and  December  ;  H. 
C.  Cowles,  Clerk,  Statesville  and  Charlotte. 

Asheville,  first  Monday  in  May  and  November;  J.  E. 
Reid,  Clerk;  residence,  Asheville. 

Charles  Price,  United  States  Attorney;  residence, 
Salisbmy,  N.  C. 


SUPERIOR    COURTS    OF  NORTH     CAROLINA 
FOR  1892. 

JUDGES, 

Dist.              Name.  Residence. 

I  St.        Geo.    H.  Brown,  Washington,   N.    C. 

2d.        Heniy   R.  Bryan,  Newbern, 

3d.        Henr>'  G.  Connor,  Wilson, 

4th.       Spier  Whittaker,  Raleigh, 

5th.      Robt.   W.  Winston,  Oxford, 

6th.       E.  T.  Boykin,  Clinton, 

7th.      J.   D.   Mclver,  Carthage, 

8th.      R.   F.  Armfield,  Statesville, 

9th.      Jesse  F.   Graves,  Mount  Airy, 

loth.    John  Gray  Bynum,  Morganton, 

nth.    W.  A.  Hoke,  Lincolnton, 

1 2th.    James  H.    Merrimon,  Asheville, 


6o  APPENDIX. 


SOLICITORS. 
Dist.  Name.  Residence. 

ist,  John  H.  Blount,  Hertford,  N.  C. 

2d,  G.  H.  White,  Halifax, 

3d,  J.  E.  Woodard,  Wilson, 

4th,  E.  W.  Poll,  Jr.,  Smithfield, 

5th,  E.  S.  Parker,  Graham, 

6th,  Oliver  H.  Allen,  Kinston, 

7th,  Frank  McNeill,  Rockingham, 

8th,  B.  F.  I^ong,  Statesville, 

9th,  Thomas  Settle,  Reidsville, 

loth,  W.  C.  Newland,  Lenoir, 

nth.  Frank  I.  Osborne,  Charlotte, 

1 2th.  G.  A.  Jones,  Franklin, 

FIRST  JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 

Spring  Term. — Judge  James  H.   Merrimon. 

Fall  Term. — Judge  W.   A.   Hoke. 
Beaufort — |Feb.    2 2d,   May  30th,   Nov.    28th. 
Currituck — March  7th,  Sept.   5th. 
Camden — March  14th,   Sept.    12th. 
Pasquotank — March  21st,   Sept.    igtli. 
Perquimans — March  28th,  Sept.    26th. 
Chowan — April  4th,  Oct.   3d. 
Gates — April  nth,   Oct.    loth. 
Hertford — April  i8th,   Oct.    17th. 
Washington — April  25th,   Oct.    24th. 
Tyrrell — May  2d,   Oct.   31st. 
Dare — May  9th,   November  7th. 
Hyde — May  i6th,  Nov.  14th. 
Pamlico — May  23d,  Nov.    21st. 

SECOND  JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 

Spring  Term. — Judge  George  H.   Brown,  Jr. 

Fall  Term. — Judge  James  H.   Merrimon. 
Halifax — fMarch  7th,   May  i6th,   JNov.    14th. 
Northampton — +Jan.    25th,  April  4th,   Oct.    3rd. 
Warren — March  21st,   Sept.    19th. 
Edgecombe — April  i8th,   Oct.    17th. 
Bertie — Feb.  8th,  May  2d,   Oct.   31st. 
Craven — fFeb.    15th,   May  30th,  Nov.    28th. 

*por  criminal  cases.    fFor  civil  cases  alone.    J  For  civil  and  jail  cases. 


APPENDIX.  6i 


THIRD  JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 

spring  Term. — Judge  Henry  R.    Bryan. 

Fall  Term. — Judge  Geo.    H.  Brown,  Jr. 
Pitt — Jan.    nth,   March  21st,    fjune   13th,   Sept.    19th. 
Wilson — fFeb.  8th,  June  6th,  Oct.  31st. 
Vance — Feb.    2 2d,  May  23rd,   Oct.    3rd. 
Martin — March  7th,   Sept.   5th,   Dec.    5th. 
Nash — May  2d,   Nov.    21st. 
Franklin — Jan.    25th,   April  i8th,   Oct.    24th. 

FOURTH  JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 

Spring  Term. — Judge  Henr}-  G.    Connor. 

Fall  Term. — Judge  Henry  R.    Bryan. 
Wake — *Jan.  nth,  fFebruary  29th,*March  28th.tApril 

25th,  *Sept.    26th,   tOct.    24. 
Wayne— Jan.    25th,   April  i8th,   Sept.  12th,  Oct.  17th. 
Harnett— Feb.   8th,   Aug.   8th,   Nov.    28th. 
Johnson — Feb.    15th,   Aug.    15th,   Nov.  14th. 

FIFTH   JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 

Spring  Term. — Judge  Spier  Whitaker. 

Fall  Term. — Judge  Henry  G.    Connor. 
Granville — Feb.  ist.,  x\pril  25th,  July  25th,  Nov.  28th. 
Chatham — Feb.    15th,   May  9th,   Sept.    26th. 
Guilford — Feb.    2 2d,   May  30th,   Dec.    12th. 
Alamance — March  *i4th  May  23rd,   Oct.    24th. 
Durham — Jan.    i8th.   Mar.    28th,  June    6th,   Oct.    loth. 
Orange — March  21st,   Aug.  8th,   Oct.  31st. 
Caswell — April  nth,   Aug.    15th,  Nov.  14th. 
Person — April  i8th,   Aug.  2  2d,   Nov.    21st. 

SIXTH   JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 

spring  Term. — Judge  Robert  W.   Winston. 

Fall  Term. — Judge  Spier  Whitaker. 
New  Hanover — fjan.  25th,   t April  i8th,  fSept.  26th. 
Greene — Jan.    i8th,   April  nth,   Nov.    28th. 
Lenoir — May  9th,  Nov.  14th. 
Duplin — Feb.  15th,   Aug.  ist,  Nov.    28th. 
Sampson — fFeb.  29th,  May  2d,  Oct.  loth,  Dec.  12th. 
Pender — Jan.  *i8th.  Sept,  12. 
Carteret — March  21st,  Oct.  24. 
Jones — March  28,  Oct.  31. 
Onslow — April  4th,  Nov.  7th. 


62  APPENDIX. 


SEVENTH   JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 

Spring  Term. — Judo^e  E.  T.   Boykin, 

Fall  Term. — Judge  Robt.  W.   Winston. 
Anson— *Jan.  iith,'^  fMay  2d,  *Sept.  5tli,  fNov.  28. 

Cnmberland-Jan.    25th,   fMay  gtli,  July  25th,   fNov. 
I4tli. 

Columbus-Jan.  i8tli,  April  14th,  Aug.  ist. 

Robeson-Feb.  ist,  *May  23d,  Oct.  3d. 

Riclimond-Feb.  15th,  June  6th,  Sept.  igtli,  Dec.  5tli. 

Bladen-March  *2ist,  Oct.  17th. 

Brunswick-April  nth,  Sept.   12th. 

Moore-March  7th,  Aug.  15th,  Dec.  12th, 

EIGHTH  JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 

Spring  Term. -Judge  J.  D.  Mclver. 

Fall  Term.- Judge  E.  T.  Boykin. 
Iredell-Feb.  8th,  May  23d,  Aug.  8th,  Nov.  7th. 
Rowan-Feb.  2 2d,  May  9th,  Aug.  2 2d,  Nov.  2  ist. 
Davidson-March  7th,  Sept.  5th,  fDec.  5th. 
Randolph-March  21st,  Sept.  19th. 
Montgomery-April  4th,  Oct.  3d, 
Stanly-April  nth,  Oct.  17th. 
Cabarrus — tFeb.  ist,  May  2d,  *Oct.  31st. 

NINTH  JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 

Spring  Term. — Judge  R.  F.  Armfield. 

Fall  Term. — Judge  J.  D.  Mclver. 
Rockingham — Feb.  15th,  Aug.  29th. 
Forsyth — Feb.  29th,  Nov.  28th. 
Yadkin— May  9th,  Oct.    3d. 
Wilkes — March  21st,  Sept.  5th. 
Alleghany — April  4th,  Sept.  19th. 
Davie — April  nth,  Oct.  31st. 
Stokes — April  25th,  Oct.  17th. 
Surry — March  7th,  Aug  2  2d, 

TENTH  judicial  DISTRICT. 

Spring  Term. — Judge  Jesse  F.  Graves. 

Fall  Term. — Judge  R.  F.  Armfield. 
Henderson — May  30th,  Nov.   14th, 
Burke — March  21st,  Sept.  5th. 
Caldwell— April  4th,  Sept.  igtli 


APPENDIX.  63 


Ashe — April  iSth,  Sept.  26th. 
Watauga — May  2d,  Oct.  loth. 
Mitchell — May  9th,  Oct.  17th. 
Yancey — May  23CI,  Oct.  31st. 
McDowell — March  7th,  Aug.  29th. 

ELEVENTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring  Term. — Judge  John  Gray  Bynuin. 

Fall  term, — Judge  Jesse  F.  Graves. 
Union— *  Feb.  8th,  fSept.  19th. 
Mecklenburg — fFeb.  29th,  fAug.  29th. 
Gaston — March  21st,  Oct.  loth. 
Lincoln — iVpril  4th,  Oct.  3d. 
Cleveland— April  nth,  Aug.  8th,  Oct.  24t]i. 
Rutherford — April  25th,  Oct.  31st. 
Polk — May  9th,  Nov.    14th. 
Catawba— Jan.  i8th,  July  i8th. 
Alexander — Feb.  ist,  Aug.  ist. 

TWELTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring  Term. — Judge  W.   A.  Hoke. 

Fall  Term. — Judge  John  Gray  Bynum. 
P>unconibe — fMarch  14th,  Aug.  15th,  fDec.  5tli. 
Madison — Feb, 29th,  Aug.  ist,  fNov.  21st. 
Transylvania — April  4th,  Sept.  5th. 
Haywood — April  nth,  Sept.   12th. 
Jackson — April  25th,  Sept.  26th, 
Macon— May  9th,  Oct.  3d. 
Clay — May  i6th,  Oct.  loth. 
Cherokee — May  23d,  Oct.  17th. 
Graham — June  6th,  Oct.  *24th. 
Swain — June  13th,  *Oct.  31st. 


Rates  of  Postage. 

First  Class. — Letters,  all  manuscript,  all  matter 
wholly  or  partly  in  writing,  two  cents  for  each  ounce  or 
fraction  thereof,  except  postal  cards.  Drop  letters  two 
cents  per  ounce  at  places  where  there  is  a  carrier  deliv- 
ery. 

.    Whenever  any  package  is  sealed  or  othenvise  closed 
a'^ain.st   inspection,  or  contains  or  bears  writing  which 


64  APPENDIX.* 


is  not  allowed  by  law,  such  package  is  subject  to  letter 
postage — two  cents  per  ounce. 

Second  Class. — All  newspapers  and  other  periodical 
publications  issued  at  stated  intervals,  and  as  frequently 
as  four  times  a  year  from  a  known  office  of  publication, 
one  cent  a  pound  or  fraction  thereof. 

Third  Class. — Books  and  circulars,  proof  sheets, 
corrected  proof  sheets  and  manuscript  copy  accompany- 
ing the  same,  seeds,  cuttings,  bulbs,  roots,  scions  and 
plants,  one  cent  for  each  two  ounces  or  fraction  thereof. 

Transient  newspapers,  periodicals,  etc. ,  that  are  pub- 
lished at  regular  intervals,  and  sent  by  persons  other 
than  the  publisher  or  newsdealer,  one  cent  for  each  two 
ounces  or  fraction  thereof  fully  prepaid. 

Fourth  Class. — Embraces  all  matter  not  in  the  first, 
second  or  third  class,  which  is  not  in  its  form  or  nature 
liable  to  destroy,  deface  or  otherwise  damage  the  mail 
bag,  and  is  not  above  four  pounds  for  each  package,  ex- 
cept in  case  of  single  books,  weighing  in  excess  of  that 
amount  (limited  to  four  pounds  six  ounces  in  the  foreign 
mails),  one  cent  for  each  ounce  or  fraction  thereof. 

Note. — Labels,  patterns,  photographs,  playing  cards, 
visiting  cards,  addresses,  tags,  paper  sacks,  wrapping 
paper  with  printed  advertisements  thereon,  bill  heads, 
letter  heads,  envelopes  and  other  matter  of  the  same  gen- 
eral character  is  charged  as  fourth  class  matter,  that  is, 
one  cent  for  each  ounce  or  fraction  thereof. 

The  schedule  on  postal  money  order  fees  is  now  as 
follows  : 

Sums  not  exceeding  $5,  5  cents.  Over  $5  and  not 
exceeding  $10,  8  cents.  Over  $10  and  not  exceeding 
$15,  10  cents.  Over  $15  and  not  exceeding  $30,  15 
cents.  Over  $30  and  not  exceeding  $40,  20  cents.  Over 
$40  and  not  exceeding  $50,  25  cents.  Over  $50  and  not 
exceeding  $60,  30  cents.  Over  $60  and  not  exceeding 
$70,  35  cents.  Over  $70  and  not  exceeding  $80,  40 
cents.     Over  $80  and  not  exceeding  $100,  45  cents. 

Postal  notes  are  issued  at  all  money  order  offices,  and 
such  other  offices  as  may  be  designated  by  the  Post- 
master-General, for  sums  less  than  five  dollars,  and  the 
fee  for  each  note  it  three  cents. 


DURHAM,  N.  C. 

Durham  County  was  established  by  act  of  the  Legis- 
lature, Februar>^  28th,  1881  ;  its  territory  being  com-- 
posed  of  portions  taken  from  Orange  and  Wake  Coun- 
ties. 

The  County  contains  about  270  square  miles.  The 
City  of  Durham,  which  was  incorporated  April  loth, 
1869,  is  one  mile  square,  the  old  N.  C.  R.  R.  depot  be- 
ino-  the  centre.  It  lies  on  both  sides  of  the  N.  C.  R.  R., 
which  enters  the  town  near  the  southeast  corner,  and 
runs  through  diagonally,  passing  out  near  the  northwest 
corner.  It 'is  26  miles  west  of  Raleigh,  55  miles  east  of 
Greensboro,  and  12  miles  northeast  of  Chapel  Hill,  the 
seat  of  the  "University  of  North  Carolina,"  renowned 
for  the  illustrious  men  graduating  there.  The  Oxford 
&  Clarksville  Railroad,  Lynchburg  &  Durham  Railroad 
and  the  Durham  &  Northern  Railroad  all  terminate  here, 
so  that  the  City  of  Durham  has  unparallelled  Railroad 
facilities  for  a  city  of  its  size  and  population. 

Durham  lies  in  the  centre  of  the  "Golden  Belt"  re- 
gion, which  produces  the  finest  bright  tobacco  known  in 
the  world. 

The  clever  and  energetic  leaf  dealers  of  Durham  ex- 
port immense  quantities  of  bright  leaf  tobacco  to  all  the 
principal  ports  of  Europe,  and  there  is  no  countr>'  on 
the  globe  where  her  justly  renowned  smoking  tobacco 
and  cigarettes  have  not  found  their  way  and  are  used  as 
almost  an  indispensable  luxury. 

The  Blackwell  Durham  Co-operative  Tobacco  factory, 
the  home  of  the  celebrated  "Bull  Durham"  brand,  is 
the  largest  works  of  its  kind  in  the  world,  and  W.  Duke, 
Sons  &  Co's.  Cigarette  factory,  whose  products  are  noted 
for  their  superior  excellence,  is  also  the  largest  factor\' 
of  its  kind  known  to  man. 

Durham  is  the  best  market  in  North  Carolina  for  the 
sale  of  leaf  tobacco,  especially  bright  wrappers. 

LEAF   TOBACCO   SALES. 

Aggregate  sales  for  1890, 6,165,396  pounds. 

"  "      "    1891, 11,650,248       " 


66  APPENDIX. 


which  shows  an  increase  of  sales  for  1891  over  1890  to  be 
J,  /c?^,  8!^2  pounds. 


WAREHOUSiCS. 


This  immense  qnantity  of  leaf  tobacco  is  satisfactorily 
handled  and  sold  by  our  four  warehouses,  under  the  pro- 
prietorship of  E.  J.  Parrish,  Jno.  S.  Lockhart,  J.  R. 
Hutchings  &  Co.,  and  the  Farmers'  Alliance  Combina- 
tion. 

REVENUE. 

The  following  statement  of  amounts  paid  into  the  rev- 
enue office,  should  be  interesting  reading  to  all  members 
of  Congress,  who  are  not  inclined  to  vote  a  small  appro- 
priation for  a  government  building  in  this  cit}',  which  is 
so  much  needed  and  to  which   we  are  so  justlv  entitled. 

REVENUE    RECEIVED    FOR   THE   VEAR    1890. 

January, $41,854.97 

February', 40,129.15 

March, .    .    .  56,669.34 

April, 56,220.41 

May,. 80,890.83 

June, 64,471.36 

July, 47,154.80 

August, 41,647.49 

September,. 61,309.97 

October, 76,822.41 

November, 53,901.12 

December, 62,457.20 

$683,529.05 

FOR   THE   YEAR    1891. 

January, $42,570.08 

F'ebruary, 40,071.90 

March, 56,428.97 

April,  ..." 40,388.83 

May, 44,745.50 

June, 58,432.30 

July, 44,922.94 

August, 52,037.02 


APPENDIX.  67 

September, 58,005.76 

October,      70,079.14 

November, 61,332.99 

December,      47i^i4-39 

$616,129.85 
C.   G.   Ross,  Deputy  Collector. 
vSv/orn  to  and  subscribed  before  me  this  22nd  Feb,'92. 
N.   A.   Ramsey,  Notary  Public. 

Tlie  revenue  on  tobacco  was  reduced  from  8  cents  per 
pound  to  6  cents  ist  Jan.  1891. 

The  above  statement  represents  for  the  year  1890,  the 
various  products  stamped  as  follows  : 

Cigarettes, 605,635,000 

Manufactured  Tobacco, 4,684,897 >4ft 

Cigars, 265,250 

Snuff, 63,950  lbs. 

For  the  year  1891 — 

Cigarettes, 626,200,000 

Manufactured  Tobacco, 4,865,835  lbs. 

Cigars, 2,263,250 

Snuff,       71.500  lbs. 

Which  shows  an  increase  of  1891  ever  1890  as  follows  : 

Cigarettes,  .    .    '. 20,565,000 

Manufactured  Tobacco, 180,937  i^ lbs. 

Cigars, 1,998,000 

Snuff,  .• 7)55olbs. 

Durham  exported  in  1890 — 

Cigarettes, 101,471,000 

Manufactured  Tobacco, 67,445  lbs. 

Leaf, 608,541    lbs. 

In  1891 — 

Cigarettes, 141, 5:^5, 500 

Manufactured  Tobacco, 57.3^5  lbs. 

Leaf, 1,981,511  lbs. 

All  the  foregoing  figures  speak  for  themselves.  Fur- 
ther comment  is  useless. 


68  APPENDIX. 


BANKS. 

The  banking  facilities  of  Durham  are  amply  sufficient 
for  the  present, — there  being  three  well  established 
banks,  to -wit:  The  First  National  Bank;  The  More- 
head  Banking  Company  and  The  Fidelity  Bank.  They 
are  all  well  officered  by  gentlemen  of  the  highest  char- 
acter, who  well  understand  their  business. 

EI^ECTRIC    LIGHTS,  WATER,   &C. 

The  city  has  Electric  Lights,  a  street  Railway,  and  is 
well  supplied  with  the  best  of  water;  the  reservoir  of 
3,000,000  gallons  capacity,  is  of  first  class  construction, 
located  about  four  miles  north-west  of  the  city  at  an  el- 
evation of  178  feet. 

HEALTH. 

The  health  of  the  city  is  unquestioned,  the  percentage 
of  deaths  being  less  than  any  other  city  in  the  state. 

SCHOOLS. 

Trinity  College,  one  of  the  first  institutions  of  learn- 
ing throughout  the  country,  with  Dr.  J.  F.  Crowell  as 
its  president,  with  a  full  and  well  equipped  faculty,  will 
be  moved  from  the  old  site  in  Randolph  county,  to  its 
future  beautiful  home  in  the  western  suburbs  of  the  city, 
at  the  close  of  the  current  collegiate  year.  Everything 
is  being  done  that  skill  and  money  can  accomplish  to 
make  the  new  home  of  the  old  college  second  to  none 
in  point  of  beauty  and  excellence. 

The  Graded  School  under  the  superintendency  of  Prof. 
E.  W.  Kennedy  with  a  full  corps  of  teachers  with 
about  five  hundred  pupils,  has  been  a  blessing  to 
our  community.  The  school  will  move  into  its  new 
building,  near  the  center  of  the  city,  in  September. 
This  building  of  brick,  the  plans  of  which  were  made 
by  our  home  architect  Mr.  S.  L.  Leary,  will  be  the  pride 
of  the  city.  It  is  74  x  174  feet,  with  10  recitation  rooms; 
one  assembly  room;  one  for  manual  training;  superinten- 
dent's office,  library  and  two  cloak  rooms,  all  constructed 
under  the  most  improved  plans.  The  building  is  two 
stories  with  basement   and  is   supplied  with  pure  warm 


APPENDIX.  69 


air  and  ventilated  by  the  Rnttan  warming-  and  ventilat- 
ing system,  which  creates  an  entire  change  of  air  every 
fifteen  minntes. 

The  Durham  Male  Academy,  presided  over  by  Prof. 
L.  T.  Buchanan,  No.  213  Cleveland  street,  is  a  school 
of  high  grade,  where  boys  are  thoronghly  prepared  to 
enter  any  college  of  their  choice. 

Th^  Methodist  Female  Seminary,  No.  307  Church 
street.  Miss  Carrie  W.  Carpenter,  principal,  and  the  Dur- 
ham Female  Institute,  under  the  auspices  of  the  Bap- 
tist church,  with  Prof.  E.  L.  Middleton  at  its  head,  is 
situated  at  No.  51 1,  Mangum  street.  Both  of  these 
schools  are  of  high  grade  and  are  doing  good  work  for 
the  community. 

A  graded  school  for  the  colored,  situated  at  No,  107 
Red  Cross  street,  under  the  same  superintendence  as  the 
white  school,  is  taught  in  a  good  two  story  brick  building. 
There  are  between  300  and  400  children  attending  this 
school,  and  great  good  has  grown  out  of  its  establish- 
ment. 

POPULATION. 

The  population  of  Durham  including  the  suburbs, 
reaches  about  8,000  souls, 

REAL    ESTATE. 

The  assessed  value  for  the  city,  1891,  $1,746,260 

"•  county,  1891,  1,735)536 


Showing  an  excess  in  favor  of  the  city  of    $      11,724 

Value  of  personal  property,  city,  $2,455,934 

coimty,  354,985 


Showing  an  excess  in  favor  of  the  city  of    $2,100,949 


Total  valuation  real  and  personal,  (citv   ]     .. 
md  county),  '    /  ^^'292,715 

ACREAGE    AND    VALUE. 

The  number  of  acres  of  land  listed  for  taxation  out- 


APPENDIX. 


side  of  the  city,  is    171,788,   showing  an  average    value 
per  acre  of  $10. 10. 


CITY   TAXES. 


For  city  purposes. 
For  public  schools, 
F'or  railroads, 
F'or  school  bonds, 


.  50  cents  on  the  $100  valuation. 
.162/  " 


■05 


Making  a  total  of 
Poll  tax. 


98 


100 
100 
100 

100 


$2.69 

COUNTY   TAXES. 


For  county, 

For  state,  25 

For  public  schools  15 

For  public  roads  10 

For  court  house  05 

For  pensions  03 

For  railroads  08 


20  cents  on  the  $100  valuation. 
''  100 


Making  a  total  of  .86 
Poll  tax. 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 


$1.80 

CITY    INDEBTEDNESS. 

F'or  Durham  &  Northern  Railroad  Bonds,  ^100,000. 
For  Oxford  &  Clarksville  Railroad  Bonds,  50,000. 
For  Graded  School  Bonds,  25,000. 


Total, 


$175,000. 


COUNTY    INDEBTEDNESS. 


For  Lynchburg  &  Durham  Railroad  Bonds,   $60,000. 
P'or  Court  House  Bonds,  18,000. 


Total,  $78,000. 

KEW    HOTEL. 
A  new  hotel  with  all  modern  improvements,  will,  at 


APPENDIX.  71 


once,  be  erected  by  Mr.  Julian  S.  Carr,  on  the  site  of 
Hotel  Claiborn.  Mr.  Carr  is  not  in  the  habit  of  doing 
thing-s  in  a  half-handed  way,  and  the  public  feel  quite 
jubilant  over  the  prospect  of  having  one  of  the  finest 
hotels  in  Durham  to  be  found  anywhere  throughout  the 
South. 

REAL    EvSTATE. 

Real  estate  is  advancing,  and  a  spirit  of  improve- 
ment and  go-aheaditiveness  pervades  our  community, 
and  Durham  to-day  is  on  the  up-grade.  God,  bless 
Durham  !  May  she  yet  be  the  first  city  in  North  Car- 
olina in  all  respects. 


CITY  OFFICERS. 

Mayor  :  M.  A.  Angier. 

Treasurer  :  H.  P.  Markham. 

Street  Commissioner  :  Jno.  B.  Christian. 

City  Attorney  :  Junius  Parker. 

Clerk  of  Market  :  DeWitt  Mangum,  Jr. 

Tax  Collector  :  J.  A.  Woodall. 

Commissioners  :  A.  D.  ISIarkham,  J.  S.  Mangum, 
T.  S.  Christian,  L.  D.  Heartt,  M.  H.  Jones,  Jas.  W. 
Walker,  H.  J.  Bass.  Geo.  W.  Woodward,  Clerk.  Meet 
first  Tuesdav  night  in  each  and  everv  month. 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 

Clerk  vStperior  Court  :  C.  B.  Green. 

Sheriff  :  F.  D.  Markham. 

Register  of  Deeds  :  P.  Lunsford. 

Treasurer  :  J.  W.  Pope. 

County  Attorney  :  R.  B.  Boone. 

Coroner  :  Dr.  N.  M.  Johnson. 

Standard  Keeper  :  H.  H.  Simms. 

Superintendent  Work  House  :  H.  D.  Lea. 

County  Commissioners  :  A.  H.  Stokes,  Chairman  : 
R.  C.  Tilley,  W.  H.  Perry,  K.  Holloway,  P.  H.  Massey.' 
P.  Lunsford,  Clerk,  ex-offi.cio. 


72  APP:eNDlX. 


CITY  CHURCHES. 

Main  Street  M.  E.  Church,  cor  w  Main  and  Greg- 
son  streets,  Rev.  F.  A.  Bishop,  Pastor.  Snnday  service 
II  a.  m.  and  7:30  p.  m.,  Sunday  school  9:30  a.  m., 
Prayer  Meeting  Wednesday  7:30  p.  ni. 

Trinity  M.  E.  Church,  head  Church  street.  Rev. 
R.  C.  Beaman,  Pastor.  Sunday  service  11  a.  m.,  and 
7:30  p.  m.  Sunday  school  9:30  a.  m.  Prayer  Meeting 
Wednesday  7:30  p.  m. 

Carr's  Chapel,  (M.  E.)  East  Durham.  Rev.  O. 
Ryder,  Pastor.      Sunday  Services  11  a.  ni.,  and  7:30  p. 

m.  Sunday  school  9:30  a.  m.  Prayer  Meeting  Wednes- 
day 7:30. 

Primitive  Baptist.  No.  104  Cleveland  street.  El- 
der Isaac  Jones,  Pastor.  Sunday  service  11  a.  m.,  once 
a  month. 

First  Baptist  Church.     307  Mangum  Street.  

,  Pastor.      Sunday  service  11  a.  m.,  and  7:30 

p.  m.  Sunday  school  9:30  a.  m.  Prayer  Meeting 
Wednesday   7:30  p.  m.      Young  men's  prayer  meeting. 

Second  Baptist  Church.  329  Chapel  Hill  street. 
Rev,  A.  A.  Butler,  Pastor.  Sunday  service  11  a.  m., 
and  7 130  p.  m.  Sunday  school  9:30  a.  m.  Prayer  meet- 
ing Wednesday  7;30  p.  m. 

Third  Baptist  Church.  East  Durham.  Rev.  C. 
W.  Blanchard,  Pastor.  Sunday  service  3d  Sunday,  11  a. 
m.,  and  7:30  p.  m. ;  ist,  and  4th  Sundays  7.45  p.  m. 
Sunday  school  9:30  a.  m.  Prayer  Meeting  Thursdav 
7  ;3o  P-  m- 

St.  Philips  Episcopal  Church.     405  e  Main  street. 

Rector.     Sunday   service   11  a.  m.,  and   7:30   p. 

m.  Sunday  school  9:30  a.  m.  Wednesday  services 
7:30  p.  m.      Services  All  Saints  Days  11  a.  m. 

Presbyterian  Church.  Cor.  e  Main  and  Queen 
streets.  Rev.  H.  T.  Darnall,  Pastor.  Sunday  service 
II  a.  m.,  and  7:30  p.  m.  Sunday  school  9:30  a.  m. 
Prayer  Meeting  Wednesday  7:30  p.  m.  Young  men's 
prayer  meeting  Sunday  3  :oo  p.  m. 

Christian  Church.  217  Liberty  street.  Rev.  W. 
G.  Clements,  Pastor.      Sunday  services  ist  and  4th  Sab- 


APPENDIX.  73 


baths,  1 1  a.  iii. ,  and  7 :30  p.  m.  Prayer  Meeting  Wednes- 
day 7:30  p.  ni,      Sunday  school  9:30  a.  m. 

North  Durham  Mission.  638  Mangum  street.  Lay 
Gospel  Services  every  Sabbath  at  7 130  p.  m.  Sunday 
school  9:30  a.  m. 

Note. — Pews  in  all  the  churches  are  free^  and  all 
strangers  within  our  gates  are  always  cordially  welcomed. 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

Cor.  IMangnm-  and  Holloway  streets.  W.  C.  Brad- 
sher,  Chief. 

Durham  Hose  Co.  No.  i.     C.  R.  Cross,  Foreman. 

Independent  Hose  Co.  No.  2.  C.  H.  Whitaker, 
Foreman. 

Durham  Hook  and  Ladder  Co.  No.  i.  (col.)  P. 
H.  Smith,  Foreman. 

LODGES,  SOCIETIES,  &c. 
masonic. 

Hall,  Parrish  building,  cor  Mangum  and  Parrish 
streets. 

Eno  Lodge.  No.  210.  J.  L.  Markham,  W.  M. ;  D. 
C.  Gunter,  Secretary.  Meets  ist  Monday  night  in  each 
month. 

Durham  Lodge.  No.  352.  H.  N.  Snow,  W.  M. ; 
James  Southgate,  Secretary.  Meets  2d  and  4th  Tues- 
day nights  in  each  month. 

Durham  Royal  Arch  Chapter.  No.  48.  James 
Southgate,  H.  P. ;  C.  C.  Taylor,  Secretary.  T^Ieets  3d 
IMonday  night  in  each  month. 

Durham  Commandery.  No.  3.  Knights'  Templar. 
W.  L.  Wall,  E.  C. ;  James  Southgate,  Recorder.  Meets 
ist  Monday  night  in  each  month. 

ODD  FELLOV^S. 

Hall,  cor  Main  and  Mangum  streets. 

Durham  Lodge.  No.  75.  S.  C.  Anderson,  N.  G. ; 
W.  B.  Bagwell,  Secretary.  Meets  every  Thursday  7:30 
p.  m. 

Golden  Link  Lodge.  No.  114.  J.  G.  Piper,  N.  G. ; 
W.  L.  Freeland,  Secretary.      Meets  every  Monday  ngiht. 


74  APPENDIX. 


Durham  En'CAMPment.  No.  24.  S.  C.  Anderson, 
C.  P. ;  H.  M.  Sniitli,  Scribe.  Meets  2d  and  4th  Tnedsay 
nights  in  each  month  7:30  p.  ni. 

Knights  of  Pythias.  No.  31.  Castle  Hall,  Par- 
rish  Building,  cor  Manguni  and  Parrish  streets.  J.  S. 
Burch,  C.  C. ;  J.  G.  Rankin,  Secretary.  Meets  every 
Friday  7:30  p.  ni. 

A.  O.  U.  W.  Hall  cor  Main  and  Mangnm  streets. 
S.  C.  Anderson,  M.  W. ;  J.  M.  Whitted,  Recorder. 
Meets  ist  and  3d  Tuesday  in  each  month,  7:30  p.  m. 

Y.  M.  C.  A.  Hall  107  and  109  Corcoran  streets.  J. 
H.  Southgate,  President  ;  R.  E.  White,  Secretary. 
Religious  meeting  every  Sabbath  4  p.  m.  Business 
meeting  2d  Friday  in  each  month  7:30  p.  m. 

Junior  Branch.  Sam.  F,  Darnall,  President  ;  W. 
L.  Dowd,  Secretary.      Meets  every  Sabbath  3  p.  m. 

Medical.  Durham  County  Medical  Society.  Dr. 
A.  G.  Carr,  President  ;  Dr.  J.  D.  Roberts,  Secretary. 
Meets  subject  to  call  of  the  President. 

Military.  Durham  Light  Infantry.  T.  J.  Win- 
.ston,  Captain  ;  C.  J.  Markham,  O.  S.  Meets  ist  Tues- 
day night  in  each  month. 

Mus'^iCAi..  Durham  Corn-t  Baiil  P.  B.  Cheek, 
President  ;  J.  H.  King,  Secretary.  M^sts  every  Tues- 
day and  Friday  nights. 

St.  Cecilia  Musical  Society.  Hall  125  e  Main 
street.  Vernon  Darnall,  President  ;  S.  W.  Holman, 
Secretary.      Meets  ist  Friday  night  in  each  month. 

Durham  Typographical  Uuion,  No.  125.  J.  H. 
King,  President  ;  H.  B.  Chamberlain,  Secretary.  Meets 
4th  Tuesday  in  each  month  at  6:05  p.  m. 

CLUBS. 

The  Commonwealth  Clup..  J.  S.  Carr,  President  ; 
F.  L.  Fuller,  vSscretary.  Mect^  subject  to  call  of  the 
President. 

Golden  Belt  Club.  W.  A.  Guthrie,  President  ;  P". 
L.  Fuller,  Secretary.  Meets  ad  libitum.  Parrish  Build- 
ing, cor  Mangnm  and  Parrish  streets. 

Durham  Tobacco  Association.  Albert  Kramer, 
President  ;  J.  S.  Burch,  Secretary.  ]\Ieets  ist  Monday 
in  each  month  3:30  p.  m. 


DuRBaM  (JiTY  Directory. 


1802. 


ABBREVIATIONS  UvSED  IN  THIS  DIRECTORY. 


auct auctioneer. 

bds boards. 

bkpr bookkeeper. 

elk clerk. 

cgtte cigarette. 

e easti 

ins insurance. 

nich  . machine. 


11 north. 

pkr packer. 

r residence. 

s south. 

tob tobacco . 

w west. 

wdw widow. 

w.  li.  .  .        warehouse. 


ADAMS  mrs  Alice.  303  w  Pettigrew 
Adams  mrs  Cora  V,  210  Liberty 
Adams  miss  Daisy,  210  Liberty 
Adams  mrs  Gertrude,  208  Roxboro 
Adams  H  R,  tinner,  115  e  Main,  r  208  Roxboro 
Adams  mi.ss  Jennie  ]M,  210  Liberty 
Adams  Jno  H,  saloon,  117  w  Parrish 
Adams  miss  Lily  L,  210  Liberty 
Adams  Oscar  F,  210  Liberty 
Adams  mrs  Susan  A,  210  Liberty 
Adams  S  L,  state  agent  Washington    Life  Ins  Co,  office 

103  w  Main  (up  stairs),  bds  303  w  Pettigrew 
Adams  Thos,  shoe  mkr,  200  e    ALain,    (up  stairs)  r  210 

Liberty 
Aiken  E  R,  auct  Farmers'  Alliance  W  PI,  400  w  Main, 

bds  Hotel  Claiborn 


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Albertson  W  L,  103  e  Main 

Albezette  Louis,  prop'r  Durham  Machine  Shops  an  1 
Foundry,  216-222  w  Peabody,  r  215  e  Main 

Albezette  Louis  Jr,  r  215  e  Main 

Albezette  H  F,  moulder,  222    w  Peabody,   r  227  Morris 

Albezette  mrs  Martha,  boarding,  215  e  Main 

Albezette  miss  May,  215  e  ]\Iain 

Albezette  mrs  M  D,  227  Morris 

Albright  G  K,  blacksmith,  B  D  Coop  Tob  Co,  r  309  Lea 

Albright  J  E,  P  O  clerk,  r  108  Rigsbee  ave 

Albright  miss  Julia  K,  elk,  127  e  Main,  r  203  Cleveland 

Albright  J  P,  Ins  elk,  105  w  Main  (up  stairs)  r  405 
Mangum 

Albright  mrs  Lena  R,  108  Rigsbee  ave 

Albright  miss  Maggie  V,  r  203  Cleveland 

Albright  mrs  Margaret  B,   108  R'igsbee  ave 

Albright  mrs  Nannie  J,  405  Mangum 

Albright  miss  Nina  M,  elk,  127  e  Main,  r  203  Cleveland 

Albright  mrs  Pattie  E,  r  309  Lea 

Albright  miss  Peo,  108  Rigsbee  ave 

Albright  Wm  A,  post  master,  r  108  Rigsbee  ave 

Alford  miss  A  G,  124  Carr 

Alford  A  S,  (J  E  A  &  Son)  205  e  Main,  r  124  Carr 

Alford  miss  G  N,  124  Carr 

Alford  J  E,  (J  E  A  &  Son)  205  e  Main,  r  124  Carr 

Alford  mrs  N  J,    124  Carr 

Allen  miss  Addic,  118  Ramseur 

Allen  miss  Anna  H,  118  Ramseur 

Allen  J  A,  118  Ramseur 

Allen  Jack  H,  118  Ramseur 

Allen  Jos  H,  elk,  400  w  Main,  r  216  Morris 

Allen  J  J,    118  Ramseur 

Allen  Jno  S,  118  South 

Allen  miss  Lena  K,  art  and  music  teacher  bds  408  Rigs- 
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Allen  mrs  ]\Iamie,  ii8  Ramseur 

Allen  mrs  Mamie,  216  Morris 

Allen  mrs  Mattie,  216  Morris 

Allen  mrs  N  W,  118  Ramsenr 

Allison  Clande,  printer,  cor  w  Main  and  Mangnm,  np- 
stairs,  bds  438  w   Main 

Anderson  mrs  Emma  M,  132  McMannen 

Anderson  miss  Eunice,  302  Morehead  ave 

Anderson  Jacob,  tailor,  122  e  Main,  bds  403  Mangum 

Anderson  mrs  Polly,  cgtte  pkr,  r  302  Moreliead  ave 

Anderson  R  C,  clerk,  113  Chnrch 

Anderson  S  C,  dept  supt  Blackwell's  Fact,  r  132  Mc- 
Mannen 

Andrews  A  A,  leaf  tob  dealer,  iii  Milton  ave 

Andrews  mrs  Annie,  bds  109  sGregson 

Andrews  mrs  Cornelia,  315  Chapel  Hill 

Andrews  D  H, 

Andrews  D  W,  1 1 1  Milton  ave 

Andrews  miss  Eva  T,  242  Cleveland 

Andrews  mrs  Florence,  109  s  Gregson 

Andrews  G  W,  painter,  136  Carr 

Andrews  H  B,  cgtte  mch  hand,  bds  109  s  Gregson 

Andrews  miss  Irene,  1 1 1  INIilton  ave 

Andrews  mrs  Jnlia,  1 1 1  Milton  ave 

Andrews  J  D,  325  Chapel  Hill 

Andrews  J  G,  grocer,  400  Mangum,  r  325  Chapel  Hill 

Andrews  Ivonnie,  212  Rigsbee  ave 

Andrews  mrs  Lou  H,  325  Chapel  Hill 

Andrews  mrs  Margaret,  wdw,  242  Cleveland 

Andrews  mrs  Mary,  in  Milton  ave 

Andrews  miss  Mattie,  325  Chapel  Hill 

Andrews  M  J,  325  Chapel  Hill 

Andrews  mrs  Roxana  212  Rigsbee  ave 

Andrews  miss  Sarah  T,  212  Rigsbee  ave 

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Andrews  miss  Susan,  325  Chapel  Hill 

Andrews  W  H,  325  Chapel  Hill 

Angier  M  A,  mayor,  135  JNIcMannen 

Angier  Mrs  Mary  J,  135  McMannen 

Angier  miss  Siewers  P,  135  IMcMannen 

Ashe-Miss  Willie,  school  teacher,  bds  404  Morehead  ave 

Atkins  mrs  A  A,  200  South 

Atkins  J  H,  clerk,  129  e  Main,  r  200  South 

Ansley  mrs  Emeline,  105  Cora 

Ausley  Thomas,  "       ' ' 

Ansley  mrs  Victoria,  109  Cxarretts  Allev 

Ausley  W  B,  "  " 

BAGWELL  mrs  Mattie,  204  south 
Bagwell  W  B,    grocer,  (Herndon    &    Bagwell)    105 

e  ]Main,  r  204  South. 
Bailey  mrs  Anna  F,  126  McMannen 
Bailey  F  J,  farmer,  126  McIMannen 
Baldwin  miss  Caroline,  204  Randolph 
*      Baldwin  J  J  ,  clerk,  128  w  Main,   (up  stairs),   bds  213  e 

Main 
Baldwin  miss  Mary,  317  Morgan 
Balkin  miss  Fannie,  104  e  Main 
Balkin  Robt,  104  e  Main 
Balkin  mrs  Rosa,  104  e  Main 
Balkin  S,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  104  e  Main 
Ballard  mrs  Francis  J,  109  Broadway 
ig^  Ballard  V,  book  keeper,  125  w  Main,  r  109  Broadway 
Banner  Warehouse,  Williams,  Lea,   Mitchell   &  Co, 

props,  214  w  Main 
Barbee  tniss  Annie,  603  w  Pettigrew 
Barbee  Chas  E,  121  Broadway 
Barbee  mrs  Ellen,  244  Cleveland 
Barbee  Eugene,  207  Pine 
Baibee  miss  Eva  H,    207  Pine 
Barbee  miss  Fanny,  307  Willard  ave 

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Barbee  F  M,  grocer,  104  e  Parrisli,  r  627  I\Ianguin 

Ijarbee  Heiit}-  G,  clerk,  202  jMangiim,  r  207  Pine 

Barbee  H  vS,  clerk,  206  Manguni,  r  129  McManncn 

Barbee  miss  Irene,  206  Pine 

Barbee  Jas  R,  clerk,  106  Manguni,  r  244  Cleveland 

Barbee  Jas  Russ,  309  Willard  ave 

Barbee  Jno  L,  627  Mangnm 

Barbee  mrs  Julia  A,  dress  maker,  244  Cleveland 

Barbee  mrs  Lou  A,  boarding,  207  Pine 

Barbee  mrs  Lydia,  129  McMannen 

Barbee  L  A.  clerk,  206  Mangum,  bds  403  ]\Iangum 

Barbee  mrs  M  A,  627  Mangum 

Barbee  mrs  Martha  J,  wdw,  cgtte  pkr,  529  w  I\Iain 

Barbee  mrs  Martha  M,  309  Willard  ave 

Barbee  miss  M  Sadie,  627  Mangum 

Barbee  mrs  Rosa,  121  Broadway 

Barbee  R  H,  grocer,  113  e  Main,  r  121  Broadway 

Barbee  Walter  J,  118  w  Main  (up  stairs)  bds  225  Cleve- 
land r^ 

Barbee  &  Thompson,  saloon,  106  Mangum 

Barber  mrs  Ellen,  401  Lea 

Barber  mrs  Ollie,      "        " 

Barden  miss  Annie  C,  307  Jackson 

Barden  mrs  A  L,  307  Jackson 

Barden  miss  Neva  C,  307  Jackson 

Barden  miss  N  W^  307  Jackson 

Barden  Wm  C,307  Jackson  *^  H^ 

Barden  W  J,   307  Jackson 

Barham  Ballard,  211  Ramseur 

Barham  miss  Birdie,   211   Ranvseur 

Barham  C  A  W,  auct  :  Reams  w  h.  200  w  Main,  211 
Ramseur 

Barham  miss  Lenore,  211  Ramseur 

Barham  miss  Undine  U,  211  Ramseui 

Barlow  mrs  INIary,  200  Pine 

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Barlow  miss  Mollie,  200  Pine 

Barrow  mrs  O  O,  dress  maker,  1 1 1  Jackson 

Bass  H  J,  leaf  tob  dealer,  (H  J  Bass  &  Co)  208  Mangnm 

r  no  Willard 
Bass  mrs  M  W,  no  Willard 
Bassett  A  L,  113  Ramsey 
Bassett  miss  Bessie  W,  113  Ramsey 
Bassett  Prof  Jno  S,  113  Ramsey,  now  at  Johns  Hopkins 

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Bassett  miss  Lena  M,  113  Ramsey 
Bassett  miss  Lucy,   113  Ramsey 
Bassett  miss  Mary  E,   113  Ramsey 
Bassett  mrs  M  J,   113  Ramsey 
Bassett  R  B,  contractor  and  builder,  113  Ramsey 
Bassett  Wm  B,  113  Ramsey 
Battle  miss  Bessie  C,  120  Broadway 
Battle  Fred  H,  120  Broadway 
Battle  mrs  LA,  120  Broadway 
Battle  Dr  L  W,   physician  and  surgeon,    106  e  Main,  r 

120  Broadway 
Ban  com  B,  317  Chapel  Hill 
Bancom  CM,  124  Red  Cross 
Baucom  miss  Elizabeth,   124  Red  Cross 
Baucom  E  J,  124  Red  Cross 
Baucom  mrs  E  J,  317  Chapel  Hill 
Baucom  J  M,  124  Red  Cross 
Baucom  miss  Lilla,  317  Chapel  Hill 
Baucom  miss  Mattie  E,  317  Chapel  Hill 
Baucom  miss  Mollie,  124  Red  Cross 
Baucom  M  T,  124  Red  Cross 
Beaman  Rev  R  C,  Pastor  Trinity  M    E   Church, -r  113 

Hollo  way 
Beaman  mrs  Katie  C,  113  Holloway 
Beavers  mrs  C  H,  125  Ramseur 
Beavers  Frank,   tob  weigher,  r  401  Lea 

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Beavers  F  J,  tob  worker,  r  401  Lea 

Beavers  Geo  T,  butcher,  city  market,  r  125  Ramseur 

Beavers  mrs  H  R,  dress  maker,  r  401  Lea 

Beavers  miss  Mary  H,  210  Morris 

Beavers  Robt  S,   125  Ramsenr 

Bell  miss  Emma  J,  1 1 1  Hunt 

Belvin  mrs  Carrie,  453  Roxboro 

Belvin  O  W,  grocer,  (Farthing  &  B)  100  w  Parrish,  r 
453  Roxboro 

Bennett  C  W,  grocer,    653  ]\Iangum 

Bennett  C  C, 

Bennett  miss  Cora  L,       "  " 

Bennett  Frank,  "  " 

Bennett  G  M  "  " 

Bennett  miss  Hattie  F,    "  " 

Bennett  J  T,  ''  " 

Bennett  mrs  L  C  "  " 

Bennett  miss  Mary  "  " 

Benton  Edw'd,  tob  weigher,  bds  200  South 

Bernard  miss  Bettie,  clerk,  127  e  Main,  r  211  Dillard 

Bernard  mrs  E  E,  211  Dillard 

Bernard  Germaine,  drug  clerk,  128  w  Main,  r  211  Dil- 
lard 

Bernard  J  P,  211  Dillard 

Bernard  miss  Nellie,  211  Dillard 

Berry  J  H,  confectioner,  108  w  Main,  r407  Morehead  ave 

Beriy  mrs  Melissa  L,  407  Morehead  ave 

Bernstein  miss  Dais}',  201  Pine 

Bernstein  F,  gen  mdse,  108  e  Main,  r  201  Pine 

Bernstein  M,  gen  mdse,  108  e  Main,  r  201  Pine 

Bernstein  Simmie,  clerk,  108  e  Main,  r  201  Pine 

Bibb  D  B,  employee  L  &  D  R  R,  bds  125  Ramseur 

Bibb  mrs  Julia,  bds  125  Ramseur 

Billings  mrs  E  S,  Hotel  Claiborn 

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82  DIRECTORY— Wfiite. 

Billings  Joe  P,  Hotel  Claiborn 

Billings  W  A,  clerk,  11 1  South 

Billings  W  H,  prop  Hotel  Claiborn,  cor  Corcoran  and 
Peabod}- 

Bishop  &  Co,  grocers,  cor  Jackson  and  Lea 

Bishop  E  E,  grocer,  (B  &  Co)  cor  Jackson  &  Eea,  r  Fow- 
ler Hill,  s  Durham 

Bishop  Rev  F  A,  pastor  Main  st  M  E  Church,  r  208 
Chapel  Hill 

Bishop  mrs  Rachel,  208  Chapel  Hill 

Bivins  miss  Cornelia  G,  109  Garrett's  Alley 

Bivins  miss  Geneva  L,  2 1 7  Cleveland 

Bivins  J  A,  contractor  and  builder,  217  Cleveland 

Bivins  mrs  Sarah  E,  217  Cleveland 

Blacknall  R  D,  (RBlacknall  &  Son)  138  w  Main,  r 
West  Durham 

Blacknall  R  &  Son,  druggists,  128  \v  Main 

Blackwell  liirs  Bessie  K,  iii  South 

Blackwell  mrs  Fannie  K,  400  Lea 

Blackwell  Geo  R,  salesman,  in  South 

Blackwell  J  L,  farmer,  114  Chapel  Hill 

Blackwell  J  W,  mds  broker,  400  Lea 

Blackwell  mrs  Nellie,  114  Chapel  Hill 

Blackwell  W  T,  T14  Chapel  Hill 

Blackwell  W  T,  Jr,  202  Chapel  Hill 

Blackwood  Fuller  J,  506  e  Main 

Blackwood  mrs  Jennie,  506  e  Main 

Blackwood  J  M,  dept  supt  B  D  T  Co,  r  506  e  Main 

Blackwood  miss  Pearl  H,    506  e  Main 

Blackwood  W  C,  506  e  Main 

Blair  miss  Annie  B,  bds  210  Morris 

Blair  miss  Bettie  L,  teacher  graded  school,  bds  210  Mor- 
ris 

Blair  mrs  M  A,  bds  210  Morris 

Blalock  A  J,  512  w  Peabody 

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Blalock  mrs  C  E,  512  w  Peabody 

Blalock  mrs  E  O  300  Milton  Ave 

Blalock  E  J,  512  w  Peabody 

Blalock  miss  Minnie  S,  512  \v  Peabody 

Blalock  R  S,  carpenter,  300  Milton  Ave 

Blalock  mrs  Sudie,  300  Milton  Ave 

Blount  mrs  Ida  D,  227  Morris 

Blount  Eouis,  machinist  B  D  Tob  Fact,  r  227  Morris 

Blount  Eewis  Jr,  227  Morris 

Blount  mrs  Lucy,  104  Watkins 

Bobbitt  Andrew,  220  Rigsbee  Ave 

Bobbitt  Danl,  220  Rigsbee  Ave 

Bobbitt  mrs  L,  2 20  Rigsbee  Ave 

Bobbitt  Paul,  220  Rigsbee  Ave 

Bobbitt  miss  Roberta,  220  Rigsbee  x^ve 

Boling  miss  Cora  F,  dress  maker,  104  Dandy 

Boling  S  R,  cigar  maker  109  e  jNIain,  bds  104  Dandy 

Boling  Wm,  104  Dandy 

Bolton  Ava,  elk,  116  e  Main,  r  322  Chapel  Hill 

Bolton  miss  Cora  F,  322  Chapel  Hill 

Bolton  mrs  C.  J,  322  Chapel  Hill 

Bolton  W  A,  322  Chapel  Hill 

Bolton  W  H,  322  Chapel  Hill 

Bolyn  mrs  Clara,  137  McMannen 

Bolyn  mrs  Hannah,  116  South 

Bolyn  W  H,  harness  maker,  cor  Corcoran  and  w  j\Iain, 
r,  116  South 

Booker  mrs  AUena,  132  Carr 

Boone,  R  B,  lawyer,  (Boone  &  Parker)  office  Mangum 
building  cor  e  Main  and  Mangum 

Boone  &  Parker,  attorneys  office  cor  e  Main  and  Man- 
gum, (up  stairs) 

Boone,  R  B  &  Co,  real  estate  agents,  off  cor  iNIain  and 
Mangum,  (up  stairs) 

Bo'othe  mrs  E  B,  618  Mangum 

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Boswell,  Jiio  A,  506  e  Main 

Boswell  James  F,  fanner  506  e  Main 

Boswell  miss  Mary  W,  506  e  Main 

Boswell  miss  Rebecca  D,  506  e  Main 

Boswell  mrs  Rebecca  S,  506  e  Main 

Boswell  miss  Sally  B,  506  e  Main 

Bowe,  miss  Mattie  T,  104  e  Green 

Bowen  G  T,  300  Mangum 

Bowens  miss  Nancy,  204  Mangnm 

Bowens  miss  Sndie,  210  Cleveland 

Bowers,  DeWitt,  tob  pkr,  113  Cora 

Bowers  mrs  Mattie,  113  Cora 

Bowers  miss  Sndie,  210  Cleveland 

Bowing,  Dennis  C,  209  Liberty 

Boykins  Mrs  Marzilla,  505  Mangnm 

Boykin  mrs  Spicy,  505  Mangnm 

Boykin  W  F,  505   Mangum 

Bradley  miss  Cora,  330  Chapel  Hill 

Bradsher  Arthur  B,  226  Cleveland 

Bradsher  miss  Bertha,  226  Cleveland 

Bradsher  miss  Delia,        "  'i 

Bradsher,  W  C,  clerk,  300  Mangum,  r  109  Ramseur 

Branch  mrs  Alice  M,  504  e  Main 

Branch  C  H,  "  " 

Branch  miss  Eva,  "  " 

Branch  miss  Myrtle,      "  " 

Branch  miss  Rincie,       "  u 

Brandon  mrs  Bettie  F,     438  w  Main 

Brandon  miss  Ethel  D,      "  " 

Brandon  Geo  W,  "  " 

Brandon  H  T,  "  " 

Brandon  JasH,  "  " 

Brandon  miss  Katie  H,      "  " 

Brandon  miss  Laura  E,     "  " 

Brandon  miss  Mattie  A,    "  " 

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West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

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Brandon  miss  Sallie  M,  438  w  Main 
Rrandou  miss  Signora  F,    "  " 

Branson  miss  Annie,  224  Ramsenr 
Branson  Joseph,  dry  goods  and  clothing,  116  e  Main 
Branson  mrs  Willie,  224  Ramsenr 

Branson  W  H,  sec  and  treas  Dur  Cot  Mills,    East  Dur- 
ham, r  224  Ramsenr 
Bray,  Geo  I,  cgtte  mch  hand  521  w  Main 
Bray  miss  Lenora  F,  521  w  Main    • 
Bray  miss  Martha  E,  cgtte  pkr  521  w  Main 
Bray    mrs  M  E  V,  521  w  Main 

Bray  Thos  M,  cgtte  mch  hand  521  w  Main 

Bray  W  H,  farmer  521  \v  Main 

Brewer  mrs  Dora,  cgtte  pkr  407  Lea 

Brewer  W  B,  carpenter  407  Lea 

Briggs  miss  Blanche,  207  Dillard 

Briggs  Clifton  A,  207  Dillard 

Briggs  mrs  Fannie,  207  Dillard 

Briggs  P  M,  book  keeper,  B  D  Tob  Co,  r  207  Dillard 

Briggs  Robert  Emmett,  207  Dillard 

Bright  T  P,  shoemaker,  200  w  Main   basement,    r   118 
South 

Bright  mrs  Sarah,  118  South 

Broadwell  mrs  Angeline,  109  s  Gregson 

Broadwell  A  G,  carpenter,  109  s  Gregson 

Brock  D  L,  662  Manguni 

Brock  J  L, 

Brock  mrs  Martha,  112  Carr 

Brock  mrs  Mary  J,    662  Mangum 

Brock  T  H, 

Brock  W  P,  box  maker  at  Dukes  Factory,  112  Carr 

Brockwell  R  L,  114  North 

Brogden  mrs  C  F,  514  w  Main 

Brogden  miss  Jennie,  dress  maker,  503  Mangum 

Brogden  J  R,  514  w  Main 

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Brogden  miss  Olympia,  cgtte  pkr,  503  Manguin 

Brogden  W  T,  503  Manguin 

Brooks  J  W,    treas    for    Alliance    Plug    Factory,    415  w 

Green,  r  Caswell  Hill 
Brown  A  A,  cigar  maker,    109  e  Main,  bds  204  McMan- 

nen 
Brown  miss  Ada  M,  204  McMannen 
Brown  Chas  C,    dept    overseer    Blackwell's    Fact,  r  204 

McMannen 
Brown  miss  Emma  J,  204  McMannen 
Bro\yn  Oilman,  cgtte  maker,  130  e  main,  r  E  Durham 
Brown  H  J,  iii  Church 
Brown  Dr  J  C,  dentist,    office    1 1 1   e  Main  up  stairs,  r 

318  e  Pettigrew 
Brown  J  C  K,  318  e  Pettigrew 
Brown  Jas  W,  paper  box  maker,  114  North 
Brown  miss  Laura,  dress  maker,  204  MclVIannen 
Brown  mrs  Maggie,  114  North 
Brown  Oscar,  204  Randolph 

Brown  P  A,  mgr  Far  Alliance  Mdse  Co,  103  e  i\Iain 
Brown  mrs  Sarah  204  McMannen 
Brown  mrs  Sallie  A,  204  Randolph 
Brown  mrs  Sallie  G,  318  e  Pettigrew 
Brown  Theodore  A,      "  " 

Brown  Willie  S,  " 

Browning  mrs  Caroline  526  w  Proctor 
Browning  C  R,  102  Guess  Road 
Browning  mrs  E  J,  boarding,  204  McINIannen 
Browning  nu's  F  C,  102  Guess  Road 
Browning  mrs  Hallie  317  Morgan 
Browning  J  M,  102  Guess  Rcr.d 
Browning  J  N,  102  Guess  Road 
Browning  miss  Mag,  loi  w  Proctor 
Browning  Wni,  526  w  Peabody 
Browning  Wm  M,  carpenter,  317  Morgan 

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Bruce  nirs  ]\Iaiid,  122  South 

Bruce  S  C,  foreman  "Recorder,"  108  e  Main  up-stairs, 
r-i22  South 

Bryan  Mrs  E  K,  artist,  406  e  Main 

Br}'an  E  L,  clerk,  300  Mangum,  r  406  e  Main 

Bryan  miss  Helen,  311  e  Pettigrew 

Bryan  Louis  W,  109  Broadway 

Br\'an  miss  Ma}-  E,  406  e  Main 

Bryan  miss  Minnie,  109  Broadway 

Buchanan  miss  Emma,  408  Rigsbee  ave 

Buchanan  mrs  Fannie  E,  cor  Broadwa\'  and  Rigsbee  ave 

Buchanan  Jno  A,  408  Rigsbee  ave 

Buchanan  miss  Louise,  408  Rigsbee  ave 

Buchanan  L  T,  Prin  Dur  M  Academy,  213  Cleveland, 
r  cor  Broadway  and  Rigsbee  ave 

Buchanan  miss  Maude,  408  Rigsbee  ave 

Buckner  R  G,  teacher  graded  school,  bds  214  e  Main 

Budd  miss  Roxa,  202  Dillard 

Burch  Joab,  clerk,  300  Mangum,  r  115  Broadway 

Burch  J  Scott,  floor  mgr  Parrish  Warehouse,  300  Man- 
gum 

Burch  mrs  Mollie  L,  115  Broadway 

Burch  S  B,  clerk,  100  w  Main 

Burns  mrs  M  C,    114  Ramseur 

Burt  miss  Edie,  209  Liberty 

Burton  mrs  Nannie,  212  Ramseur 

Burton  R  C,  tobacconist,  213  Foster,  r  212  Ramseur 

Busbee  mrs  Cornelia,  330  Chapel  Hill 

BuSBEE  W  M,  atto-at-law,  office :  court  house,  bds  Hotel 
Claiborn 

Butts  A  N,  confectioner,  106  w  Main,  r  504  Mangum 

Butts  mrs  Ada  V,  504  Mangum 

Butts  W  M,  clerk,  106  w  Main,  bds  504  Mangum 


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88  DIRECTORY— White. 

CAIN  Dr  J  F,  physician  and  surgeon,  113  South 
Cain  mrs  Julia,  113  South 
Cain  miss  Sudie,  113  South 
Cain  S  R,  on  R  &  D  R  R,  r  113  South 
Caldwell  J  H,  clerk  R  &  D  R  R  depot 
Calloway  W  B,  509  w  Main 
Campbell  miss  Annie  G,  102  Dandy 
Campbell  miss  Belle,   205  Queen 
Campbell  miss  Cornelia,  102  Dandy 
Campbell  J  P,  shoemaker,  200  w  Main  (basement)  r  102 

Dandy 
Campbell  mrs  M  F,  102  Dandy 
Campbell  R  H,  102  Dandy 
Campbell  Willie  T,  102  Dandy 

Cannady  Iniss  Jennie,  cigette  inspector  213  Rigsbee  ave 
Cannady  miss  Laura,  213  Rigsbee  ave 
Cannady  mrs  Margaret,  213  Rigsbee  ave 
Cannady  Ruffin,  brick  mason,  213  Risbee  ave 
Cannady  Thomas,  brick  mason,  213  Rigsbee  ave 
Carden  miss  x'Vlice,  305  Lea 
Carden  Alvis,  303  Lea 
Carden  mrs  Annie,  304  Fuller 
Carden  Archy,  102  Cora 
Carden  A  F,  304  Fuller 
Carden  mrs  Bettie,  316  Chapel  Hill 
Carden  miss  Caroline,  102  Cora 
Carden  HA,  124  Carr 
Carden  Jones,  316  Chapel  Hill 
Carden  miss  Julia,  529  w  Main 
Carden  J  C,  124  Carr 
Carden  John  S,  305  Lea 
Carden  mrs  Lula  303  Lea 
Carden  mrs  Margaret  A,  524  w  Peabody 
Carden  mrs  Mattie,  316  Chapel  Hill 
Carden  mrs  Nannie,  124  Carr 

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Carden  mrs  Rebecca  A,   305  Lea 

Carden  W  F,  524  w  Peabody 

Carlton  miss  Eva  B,  405  Rigsbee  ave 

Carlton  F  M,  clerk,  126  w  Main.,  bds  Hopkins  House 

Carlton  J  W,  (Faucette  Dur  Tob  and  Snuif  Co)  204  Pop- 
lar, r  405  Rigsbee  ave 

Carlton  miss  L  Kempie,  405  Rigsbee  ave 

Carlton  L  M,  114  Poplar 

Carlton  miss  Mittic  L,  405  Rigsbee  ave 

Carlton  mrs  Sue  M,  405  Rigsbee  ave 

Carpenter  miss  Carrie  W,  princijDal  Aleth  Feyi  Sem,  bds 
214  e  Main 

Carpenter  mrs  Cora,  cigette  inspector,  401  Lea 

Carr  mrs  Annie-  E,  408  e  Main 

Carr  miss  Annie  S,  602  Lea 

Carr  Dr  A  G,  physician  and  surgeon,  106  e  INIain  (up 
stairs)  r  408  e  Main 

Carr  ni:ss  Carrie,  206  Cleveland 

Carr  Claiborne  M,  cor  Dillard  and  Ramseur 

Carr  mrs  Clara,  602  Lea 

Carr  miss  Clara  L,  602  Lea 

Carr  Edward  P,  408  e  Main 

Carr  miss  Ethel  L,  602  Lea 

Carr  John  R,  408  e  Main 

Carr  J  S,  cor  Dillard  and  Ramseur 

Carr  J  S,  Jr,  cor  Dillard  and  Ramseur 

Carr  L  A,  (Morgan  &  Carr)  com  merchant,  202  Man- 
gum,  r  602  Lea 

Carr  miss  Lida  M,  cor  Dillard  and  Ramseur 

Carr  miss  Lalla  R,  cor  Dillard  and  Ramseur 

Carr  Marvin  A,  "  " 

Carr  mrs  Nannie  G,  "  " 

Carr  Robt  E,  lawyer,  408  e  Main 

Carr  Willie,  408  e  Main 

Carrington  mrs  N  F,  128  McMannen 

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Carriiigton  mrs  Sula,  loi  w  Proctor 

Carrington  W  T,  fanner,  128  McManneii 

Carrington  S  R,  r  loi  w  Proctor 

Carroll  iiirs  Fannie  E,  139  McMannen 

Carroll  J  O,  shoemaker,  114  w  Main,  r  139  McMannen 

Carroll  W  H,  clerk,  246  w  Main,  bds  213  e  Main 

Carter  Jno  S,  liver>'  and  sales  stable,  104  e  Green 

Carter  mrs  Mollie  B,  104  e  Green 

Carter  W  C,  janitor  court  house,  r  North  Durham 

Car\'er  mrs  Nannie  T,   226  Cleveland 

Carver  O  T,  book  keeper,  200  w  Main,  r  226  Cleveland 

Cash  F  H,  644  Mangum 

Cash  H  W, 

Cash  mrs  Kate  " 

Cash  Leonard,  •"     • 

Cash  Linwood,  cigtte  mkr,  130  e  Main,  bds  N  Durham 

Cash  miss  Lizzie,  303  e  Main 

Cash  R  A,  644  Mangum 

Cates  Sam,  "• 

Cates  A  P,  109  Garrett's  Alley 

Cates  miss  Cerinna,  308  Roxboro 

Cates  miss  Delia,  105  Holloway 

Cates  H  M,  carpenter,  112  s  Gregson 

Cates  mrs  Ida  F,  109  Garrett's  Alley 

Cates  Isaiah,  wheelright,  112  s  Gregson 

Cates  Joe  R,  cigtte  maker,  130  e  Main,  r  508  w  Main 

Cates  J  C,  626  Mangum 

Cates  J  F,  300         " 

Cates  miss  Lucy,  308  Roxboro 

Cates  miss  Maiy,  314  e  Pettigrew 

Cates  mrs  Maggie,  508  w  Main 

Cates  mrs  Maggie  M,  626  Mangum 

Cates  mrs  Mary,  112  s  Gregson 

Cates  mrs  Mary,  626  Mangum 

Cates  Montgomery,  308  Roxboro 

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DIRECTORY— White.  91 

Cates  mrs  Rlioda  E,  112  s  Gregson 

Cat£s  W  H,  wheelwright,,  408  Mangum,  r  626  r^Iangum 

Candle  miss  Annie  A,  206  Mote'iead  ave 

Candle  mrs  Annie  B,  206  Morehead  ave 

Candle  C  C,  local  eng  B  D  C  T  Co,  r  206  Morehead  ave 

Candle  Joe  J,  206  Morehead  ave 

Candle  miss  Millie  E,  206  Morehead  ave 

Chad  wick  mrs  ME,  106  Cleveland 

Chad  wick  R  W,  106  Cleveland 

Chamberlain  Frank   H,    clerk,,    122   McMannen,    r  .612 

Mangnni 
Chamberlain  H  B,  printer,    119   Mangnm,    (np   stairs)  r 

*    612  Mangnm 
Chamberlain  Jas  W,  612  Mangnni 
Chamberlain  Lonie  L,  pres.sman,,  119  Mangnm  (np  stairs) 

r  612  Mangnm 
CJiamberlain  mrs  O  L,  612  Mangum 
Chamberlain  S  W,  clerk,  400  w  Main,  r  612  IMangnm 
Cheatham  mrs  Lnna,  313  w  Pettigrew 
Cheatham  R  I,  agent  D&NRR,  313W  Pettigrew 
Cheek  Fnrnitnre  Co,  211  Mangnm  cor  w  Parrish 
Cheek  miss  Amanda,  102  e  PettigTew 
Cheek  Albert,  607  w  Pettigrew 
Cheek  Arthiu",    "  " 

Cheek  A  M,  carpenter,  607  w  Pettigrew 
Cheek  miss  Bessie,  "  " 

Cheek  Clarence,    (Cheek   Fnr   Co)    211    Manginn,  r  616 

Mangnm 
Cheek  Edw'd  H,  cigtte  maker,  607  w  Pettigrew 
Cheek  Fletcher,  202  Jackson 
Cheek  mrs  Florence,  202  Jackson  ^ 

Cheek  F  M,  202  Jackson 
Cheek  Jas  A,  cigtte  maker,  607  w  Pettigrew 
Cheek  James  M,  520  w  Main 
Cheek  John  A,  carpenter,  520  w  Main 


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92  DIRECTORY— White. 


Cheek  J  W,  clerk,  117  e  Main,  r  145  McMannen 

Cheek  iiirs  Mary  A,   520  w  Main 

Cheek  mrs  ME,  616  Mangum 

Cheek  mrs  Nannie  L,  614  Lea 

Cheek  P  B,  policeman,  614  Lea 

Cheek  miss  Sarah  E,  cigtte  pkr,  607  \v  Pettigrew 

Cheek  T  E,  book  keeper,  105  w  Main,  r  106  e  Pettigrew 

Cheek  T  F,  (Cheek  Fur  Co)  211  Mangum  r  616  Mangum 

Cheek  Wesley,  clerk,  203  w  Main,  bds  106  Jackson 

Cheek  Wm  F,  cigtte  maker,  r  607  w  Pettigrew 

Chin  R,  107  Cora 

Chisenhall  miss  Lorena,  309  Willard 

Christian  miss  Ada,  338  Chapel  Hill 

Christian  miss  Annie,  313  Chapel  Hill 

Christian  mrs  Annie,  105  Jackson 

Christian  mrs  A  E,  313  Chapel  Hill 

Christian  Arthur,  608  Mangum 

Christian  Chas  E,  elk  D  &  N  depot,    r  406  Riggsbe  ave 

Christian  John  A,  tob  worker,  406  Rigsbee  ave 

Christian  J  B,  street  com,  313  Chapel  Hill 

Christian  J  N,  carpenter,  (Christian  &  Co),  338    Chapel 

Hill 
Christian  J  T,  cggte  mch  hand,  r  338  Chapel  Hill 
Christian  L  S,  elk  Sash  &  Blind  Fact,   cor  Ramsey  and 

e  Pettigrew,  r  105  Jackson 
Christian  mrs  Lou  T,  406  Rigsbee  ave 
Christian  miss  M  A,  313  Chapel  Hill 
Christian  mrs  Nannie  E,  608  Mangum 
Christian  mrs  Nancy  J,  338  Chapel  Hill 
Christian  Robert,  338  Chapel  Hill 
Christian  vSeymour,  608  Mangum 
Christian  miss  Rosa,  338  Chapel  Hill 
Christian  T  S,  contractor  and  builder,  608  Mangum 
Christian  Wm,  406  Rigsbee  ave 

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Christian  W  J,  Faucette  Dur  Tob  &  Snuff  Co,  r.  406 
Rigsbee  ave 

Christian  W  J  Jr,  608  Mangnm 

Christian  Wm  T,  313  Chapel  Hill 

Christmas  miss  Eliza,  209  Queen 

Christmas  mrs  Elizabeth,  206  Cleveland 

Christmas  miss  Fannie,  209  Queen 

Christmas  miss  Ida,  teacher,  206  Cleveland 

Christopher  mrs  Eliza,  210  Lea 

Clark  Charlie,  204  Roxboro 

Clark  miss  Ellen,  204  Roxboro 

Clark  miss  Lelia,      " 

Clark  mrs  Julia,  655  Mangum 

Clark  Joseph  A,     " 

Clark  J  Iv,    supt  Z  I  Lyon  &  Co's  Fact,   r  204  Roxboro 

Clark  L  L,  asst  supt  Z  I  Lyon  &  Co,  r  204  Roxboro 

Clark  mrs  N  A,  243  Cleveland 

Clark  mrs  Sarah,  118  Hunt 

Clark  mrs  S  E,  204  Roxboro 

Clark  W  L,  carpenter,  243  Cleveland 

Clark  WY,  u  c.  u 

Clayton  miss  Martha  A,  507  w  Main 

Clements  mrs  x\nnie,  105  Garretts  Alley 

Clements  mrs  Carrie,  202  Cleveland 

Clements  D  E,  elk,  628  Mangum 

Clements  mrs  Mary  J,  105  Garretts  Alley 

Clements  Julian  L,  tobacconist,  641  Mangum 

Clements  mrs  Mag  C,  641  Mangum 

Clements  R  S,  book  kpr  210  w  Main,  bds  105  Garretts 
Alley 

Clements  mrs  Susan  A,  105  Garretts  Alley 

Clements  Thos,  cgtte  maker,    130  e  Main,   bds  Roxboro 

Clements  Wayne,  tob  weigher  (B  D  Tob  Co)  105  Gar- 
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Clifton  mrs  Cassandra  A,  .508  Mahguni 

Clifton  miss  Eda  A,  cgtte  pkr,  50S  Manguni 

Clifton  j  R,  cgtte  mch  hand,        "  " 

Clifton  miss  Lenora  E,  cgttc  pkr,  "  '"'" 

Closs  mrs  M  A,  217  Dillard 

Cohen  Moses,  107  Cora 

Cole  miss  Ida,  319  Morgaii 
-Cole  mrs  Jane  E,  303  Jackson 

Cole  miss  Jennette,  305  Lea 

Cole  J  L,  dry  goods,   1146  Main 

Cole  John,  cgtte  mkr,  130  e  Main,  bds  N  Durham 

Cole  h  G,  book  kpr,  Morris  Mfg  Co,  r  621  Manguni 

Cole  mrs  LoUie  L,  621  Manguni 

Cole  miss  Minnie  D,  105  Jones 

Cole  miss  Phedonia  A,  105  Jones 

Cole  mrs  Susan,  310  South 

Cole  mrs  S  C,  105  Jones 

Cole  S  J,  "       " 

Cole  W  C,  104  Vickers  Alley 
•CoUey  miss  Eliza,  cgtte  pkr,  r  107  s  Gregson 

Col  ley  mrs  Emma,  107  s  Gregson 

Col  ley  miss  Patty  cgtte  pkr,  r  107  s  Gregson 

Collins  mrs  Bettie,  105  e  Proctor 

Collins  Charlie  ^  ic 

Collins  J  J,  bds  11 1   Church 

CoUinsJ  S,  1C5  e  Proctor 

Conrad  mrs  Clara,  dress  maker,  r  423  Lea 

Conrad  miss  Claudia,  cgtte  pkr        "       " 

Conrad  Joseph,  423  Lea 

Conrad  miss  Mary,  423  Lea 

Conrad  miss  Orian,  cgtte  insp,  r  423  Lea 

Cooley  Mrs  DA,  204  Randolph 

Cooley  mrs  Mary  A,  541  w  Main 

Cooley  I  M,  204  Randolph 

Cooley  mrs  Narcissa,  204  Randolph 

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Cooper  mrs  Dora,  107  Cora 

'Cooper  iiirs  Emma  305  South 

Cooper  mrs  Nannie,  306  Ramseur 

Cooper  miss  Willie,  305  South 

Cooper  W  C,  305  South 

Cooper  W  R,  (of  C  &  Rowland)    112    McMannen,  r  306 

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Corbett,  mrs  Georgia  A,  218  Morris 
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Couch  mrs  Addie,  312  Chapel  Hill 
Couch  A  A,  elk,  203  w  Main,  r  106  Jackson 
Couch  miss  Annie  J,  523  w  Main 
Couch  C  P,  farmer. 
Couch  mrs  Emily,  112  s  Gregson 
Couch  mrs  F  J,  boarding,  106  Jackson 
Couch  miss  Geneva,  212  Rigsbee  ave 
Couch  Geo  H,  312  Chapel  Hill 
Couch  miss  Hannah  S,  523  w  Main. 
Couch  miss  Homie  C,  129  South 
Couch  miss  J  C,  312  Chapel  Hill 
Couch  miss  J  H,  603  w  Pettigrew 
Couch  miss  J  W,     " 
Couch  miss  Lucy  A,  523  w  Main 
Couch, mrs  Maggie,  602  w  Pettigrew 
Couch  miss  Martha,  106  Lea 
Couch  mrs  Mary  A,  523  w  Main 
Couch  mrs  Mary  E,  204  Yancey 
Couch  miss  Mary  E,  523  w  Main 
Couch  miss  Sadie,  204  Yancey 
Couch  W  J,  212  Rigsbee  ave 
Couch  Wm  H,  204  Yancey 
Council  miss  Bulah  C,  327  Chapel  Hill 
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Council  T  L,  elk  119  e  Main.,  bds  Pine 
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Cox,  A  B,  tobaconist,  lii  Pine  r  E  Durhuni 
Cox  mrs  A  D,  r  106  Roney 
Cox  A  G  &  Co,  grocers  129  e  Main 
Cox  miss  Bettie,  204  Morris 
Cox  mrs  Bettie  S,  r  204  Morris 
Cox  mrs  Ella,  514  w  Peabody 
Cox  Erasmus,  516  w  Peabody 
Cox  Jno  A,  204  Morris 
Cox  Jno  A  Jr,  elk,  204  Morris. 
Cox  Jno  H,  514  w  Peabody 
Cox  miss  Katie,    204  Morris 
Cox  miss  Laura  J,  516  w  Peabody 
Cox  miss  Lena,  204  Morris 
Cox  miss  Martha  L,  516  w  Peabody 
Cox  mrs  Mary  J,  "  '' 

Cox  miss  Laura  J,         "  " 

Cox  R  C,  tobacconist,  115  Roney,  r  106  Roney 
Cozart  miss  Alta,  117  Ramseur 
Cozart  mrs  B  M,  boarding, 300  w  Peabody 
Cozart  mrs  Bettie  W,  117  Ramseur 
Cozart  miss  Cora  E,  300  w  Peabody 
Cozart  miss  Hallie  117  Ramseur 
Cozart,  T  G,  tobacconist,  117  Ramseur 
Crabtree  A  A,  328  Chapel  Hill 
Crabtree  nn-s  Bedie,  211s  Gregson 
Crabtree  mrs  Bettie,  107  Cora 
Crabtree  mrs  Carrie,  dress  maker,  105  Cora 
Crabtree  Chas  E,  book  kpr  122  e  Pettigrew,  r  414  Rigs- 
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Crabtree  Frank,  506  \v  Peabody 
Crabtree  Geo  A,  cgtte  mach  hand,  211  s  Gregson 
Crabtree  Henry,  213  Morehead  ave 

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Crabtree  James,  cglte  macli  hand,  r  2 1 1  s  Gregsoii 

Crabtree  miss  Jessie,   334  Chapel  Hill 

Crabtree  miss  Lydia,  cook,  309  Ramseiir 

Crabtree  mrs  Maggie  L,  309  Jackson 

Crabtree  miss  Mar}-  A,  414  Rigsbee  ave 

Crabtree  mrs  Mar}'  E,  103  Garrett  Alle}- 

Crabtree  mrs  Mary  S,  338  Chapel  Hill 

Crabtree  mrs  ]\Iattie,  506  w  Peabody 

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Crabtree  mrs  Occie,  506  w  Peabody 
Crabtree  Robt  E,  309  Morgan 
Crabtree  Robt  W,  414  Rigsbee  ave 
Crabtree  Sam,  506  w  Peabody 
Crabtree  mrs  Sarah,  213  Morehead  ave 
Crabtree  Thos  H,  414  Risbee  ave 
Crabtree  Wm  C,  414  Rigsbee  ave 
Crabtree  Wm  F,  328  Chapel  Hill 
Crabtree  W  G,  309  Jackson 
Crabtree  W  H,  box  maker,  115  Cora 
Crabtree  Wm  H,  tob  worker,  107  Cora 
Crabtree  mrs  V  A,  414  Rigsbee  ave 
Crawford  miss  Lizzie,  106  Lea 
Crenshaw  miss  Martha,   205  Queen 
Crews  mrs  Cecilia  J,  304  Chapel  Hill 
Crews  Charlie,  304  Chapel  Hill 
Crews- T  J,  tobacconist,  r  304  Chapel  Hill 
Crews  Wm  T,  r  304  Chapel  Hill 
Crockett  miss  Bettie,  403  Mangum 
Crockett  miss  Lucy,  403  Mangum 

Crockett  miss  Sally  C,  elk,  124  e  Main,  bds  403  Mangum 
Croom  D  M,  cig  mch  hand,  212  Lea 
Croom  E  L,  cig  mch  hand,  212  Lea 
Croom  mrs  Fannie,  212  Lea 

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Crooin  miss  Mamie,  cgtte  pkr,  212  Lea 

Croom  mrs  Mary  E,  212  Lea 

Croom  Stewart,  cig  mch  hand,  r  212  Lea 

Cross  Chas  R,  clerk,  206  Mangum,  r  617  Mangum 

Cross  miss  Mary  S,  617  Mangmn 

Cross  James  W,  617  Mangmn 

Cross  mrs  Susana  R,  wdw,  617  Mangiim 

Crumpler  R  H,  clerk,  112  w  Main 

Cnnningim,  Rev.  W  H,  511  e  Main 

Cunninginr  mrs  Louisa,  511  e  Main 

Currell  W  H,  carpenter,  bds  400  Mangum 

Currie  miss  Magg'ie,    208  e  Pettigrew 

Cutts  miss  Alice,     119  South 

Cutts  rriiss  Berta,       "         " 

Cutts  Charlie,  "         " 

Cutts  Fabius,  "         " 

Cutts  miss  Flora,       "         " 

Cutts  miss  Jane  P,     "         " 

Cutts  JnoPJr, 

Cutts  mrs  Lilian,       "         " 

Cutts  Willie,  "         " 

DALBY  E,  tobacconist,  bds  Hopkins  House 
Daniel  A  L,  grocer,    100  Chapel  Hill,  no  Vickers 
Alley 
Daniel  miss  Dicey,  no  Vickers  Alley 
Daniel  mrs  Matilda  A,    no  Vickers  Alley 
Darnall  F  M,  303  e  Main 
DarnallHJ,      " 
Darnall  WE," 

Darnall  Rev  H  T,  pastor  Pres  Church,  303  e  Main 
Darnall  mrs  M  P,  303  e  Main 
Darnall  Sam'l  F,      " 
Darnall  T  V,  prof  of  music,  303  e  Main 
Darnall  &  Thomas,  Pianos,  105  e  Main,  up-stairs 


THE  FIDELITY  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASSOCIATION  represented 
by  J.  J.  MAC  KAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE, Passingthrough  the  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  Spartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South'West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Ta\-lor.  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  99 

Daniall  miss  Lucy,  artist,  105  e  Main,bds  137  McMamien 

Davis  nirs  B,  dry  goods  etc,  120  e  Main,  bds  200  Pine 

Davis  D  x-l,  III  Church 

Davis  miss  Emma,  603  \v  Pettigrew 

Davis  R  D,  205  Jackson 

Davis  mrs  R  D,  205  Jackson 

Day  Irving  C,  304  e  Main 

Day  mrs  Jennie  E,  304  e  Main 

Day  miss  Lilian  A,    "  " 

Day  J  R,  tobacconist,  304  e  ^lain 

Deans  S,  107  Cora 

Deaton  T  M,  saloon,   104  Mangum 

Deaver  Geo,  r  1 2  Mangum 

Debnam  mrs  M  K,  112  Broadway 

Debnam  T  C,  cigar  mkr,  109  e  Main,  r  112  Broadway 

Debnam  W  K,  112  Broadway 

Dennis  A  W,  elk,  115  e  Main,  r  212  Liberty 

Dennis  miss  Mary  B,  21.1  Liberty 

Dennis  mrs  P  H,  r  212  Libertv 

Dennis  W  K,  tinner,  115  e  IMain,  r  212  Liberty 

DeVlarming,  tobacconist,  600  Mangum,  bds  Hotel  Clai- 

born 
Dick  miss  Annie,  604  Mangum 
Dickinson  Mrs  Bettie  M,  203  Fuller 
Dickinson  Jno  B,  "  " 

Dickinson  Joe  W,  "  " 

Dickson  Clifton       302  Lea 
Dickson  Clyde, 

Dickson  mrs  Jessie  H,  wdw,  302  Lea 
Dickson,  S  A,  clerk,  116  w  Main,  bds  302  Lea 
Dixon,  miss  Delia,   cheroot  mkr,  611  Mangum 
Dixon,  mrs  Delia,  in  Jackson 
Dixon  miss  Fannie,  no  Carr 
Dixon  F  S,    cigar  mkr,    109  e  Main   up-stairs,    bds  no 

Carr 

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loo  DIRECTORY— White. 


Dixon  Jennie,  330  Chapel  Hill 

Dixon  John,  trader,  611  Mangiim* 

Dixon  Joseph,  cheroot  mkr,  113  and  115  IMangiini  up 
stairs 

Dixon  J  L,  bottler,  226  w  Main,  r  611  Manguni 

Dixon  J  W,  330  Chapel  Hill 

Dixon  Mack,  saloon  elk,  109  e  Peabody,  bds  611  Man- 
gum 

Dixon  mrs  MA,  105  Markhani 

Dixon  rars  M  J,  330  Chapel  Hill 

Dixon  mrs  Patty  B,  611  Mangum 

Dixon  Thos  G,  policeman,  105  Markhain 

Dixon  miss  Viola  E,  330  Chapel  Hill 

Dixon  W  H,  box  mkr  Blackwell's  Dur  Co-op  Tob  Co,  r 
III  Jackson 

Dodson  mrs  Avaline,  504  Mangum 

Dodson  Michael,  "  " 

Dodson  miss  Minnie  R,  504  Mangum 

Dollar  mrs  Ruth,  107  Garretts  Alley 

Dollar  W  J,  107  Garrett's  Alley 

Domestic  Sewing  Machine  Co,  W  R  Murray  &  Co 
agents,  103  w  Main 

Douglass  A  W  &  Co,  saloon,  iii  Mangum 

Douglass  Geo  L,  m  mangtim, 

Dowd  J  W,  dept  supt  Blackwell's  Dur  Co-op  Tob  Co,  r 
103  Dillard 

Dowd  miss  Mamie,  103  Dillard 

Dowd  mrs  Susan,       "  " 

Dowd  Willie,  "  " 

Dowdee  miss  Emma  E,  204  Church 

Dowdee  H  H,  elk,  124  w  Main,  r  204  Church 

Dowdee  Jno  W,  204  Church 

Dowdee  mrs  Josephine,  204  Church 

Dowdee  LL,  cc  cc 

Dowdee  miss  Myrtle  M,     "  " 

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tionably one  of  the  strongest  life  companies  in  America. 


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of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  Salisbur}-,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  South  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  loi 


Dowdee  R  P,  harness  mkr,  204  Church 

Dowdee  mrs  Sally  C,  boarding,  204  Church 

Uowtin  Sam  W,  200  South 

Draughan  A  J,  grocer,  545  w  Main 

Draughan  mrs  Cornelia,  545  w  Main 

Duke  A  J,  210  Lea 

Duke  B'L,  W  Duke  Sons  &  Co, office   128  w  Main  up 

stairs,  r  411  Duke 
Duke  B  N,  W  Duke  Sons  &  Co,  r  107  Chapel  Hill  cor 

Willard  ave 
Duke  mrs  Eliza  A,  sack  stringer,  r  21O  Lea 
Duke  J  B,  (W  Duke  S'.ns  &  Co)  r  356    w  Peabody  and 

New  York 
Duke  Jos  J,  paper  box  mkr,  r  210  Lea 
Duke  mrs  Sallie  A,  r  107  Chapel  Hill 
Duke  W,  (W  Duke  Sons  &  Co)  r  336  w  Peabody 
Duke  W  SioNS  &  Co,  mfrs  smoking  tob  and  cigarettes, 

318-332  w  Peabody 

Dunlap  E  L,  plumber,  121  e  Main,  r Mangum 

Dunlap  mrs  Carrie  J, Mangum 

Dunn  B  H,  tinner,  1156  Main,  r  125  South 

Dunn  mrs  Lizzie,  125  South 

Durham  mrs  A  B,   r  302  Church 

Durham  D  D,  clerk,  103  \v  Main,  bds  446  Roxboro 

Durham  David  E,  paper  box  mkr,  r  319  Chapel  Hill 

Durham  mrs  Harriet  D,  319  Chapel  Hill 

Durham  H  L,  302  Church 

Durham  J  S,  carpenter,  319  Chapel  Hill 

Durham  mrs  Lucy  A,  635  Mangum 

Durham  miss  Lula  K,  cgtte  pkr,  r  316  Chapel  Hill 

Durham  miss  Mattie  H,  319  Chapel  Hill 

Durham  Oscar  L,   30J  Church 

Durham  R  L,    printer,    118   w  Main  (up  stairs)   r  319 

Chapel  Hill 
Durham  T  C,  302  Church 

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vice.    For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

I02  DIRECTORY— White. 


Durham  W  G,  grocer,  635  Mangum 

Durham  Dr  W  J  H,  physician  and  surgeon,  r  302  Church 

Durham  Baptist  Female  Institcjte,  E  L  Middleton 

prin,  cor  Mangum  and  Seminary 
Durham  City  Bakery,   H  M  Rosemond,   prop,    126  e 

Main  (basement) 
Durham  Consolidated  Land  and  Improvement  Co, 

R    H   Wright  sec   and    treas,    office   Room   No   9, 

Wright  Building,  cor  Corcoran  and  w  Main 
Durham  Daily  Sun,    Jas    A    Robinson   editor,    118  w 

Main,  up-stairs 
Durham  Electric  Light  Co,  G  R  Blackwell  sec,  office 

Blackwell's  Factory 
Durham  Foundry  and  Machine  Shops,  —  Albezette 

prop,  216  to  224  w  Peabody 
Durham   Fertilizer    Co,    L   A    Carr,    sec   and  treas 

office  202  Mangum,  factory  East  Durham 
Durham  Marble   Works,    R    I    Rogers  prop,   219  w 

Main 
Durham  Medicated  Cigarette  Co,  130  e  Main,  up 

stairs 
Durham  Paper   Box    Factory,    Jno    C   Rogers  prop, 

120  w  Main  up  stairs 
Durham  Recorder,  E  C  Hackney  editor,  108  e  Main 

up  stairs 
Durham  Sash  Door  and  Blind  Factory,  W  H  Wor- 

tham  prop,  cor  Ramsey  and  e  Pettigrew 
Durham  School  of  Music,    T  V  Darnall  director,  125 

e  Main  up  stairs 
Durham  Supply  Co,  B  L  Duke  prop,  126  w  j\Iain 
Durham  Water  Co,  S  W  Holman  prest  and  supt,  121 

e  Main 
Dwartz  M.  107  Cora 
Dyer  mrs  Emma  J,  208  Pine 


TMCT1DT7    '^"th  J.J.    MACKAY,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual    Life 
1  IN  O  U  IX  Li  AssociaHon  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  Passing  through  the  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro.  Spartenburg,  Greenville,  vSeneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  vSoutli  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  103 


Dyer  Geo  R,  clerk,  115  Mangum,  bds  208  Pine 

Dyer  Jno  W,  auct  Banner  W  H  214  w  Main,  r  208  Pine 

EAKS  mrs  Bettie,  104  Liberty 
Eaks  Madison,  confectioner,  104  w  Main,  r  104  Lib- 
erty 

Eaks  Wm  A,  tob  pkr,  104  Liberty 

Earp  mrs  Mary,  314  Chapel  Hill 

Earp  miss  Minnie,  314  Chapel  Hill 

Earp  Z  T,  314  Chapel  Hill 

Educator  Co  (The),  publishers,  printers  and  binders,  cor 
Main  and  Mangum,  up  stairs 

Educator  Teachers'  Co-operative  Association,  The 
Educator  Co  pi  ops,  Edwin  S.  Sheppe,  genl  mana- 
ger, cor  Main  and  Mangum  up  stairs 

Edwards  Alex,  508  Mangum 

Edwards  miss  Annie  B,  508  Mangum 

Edwards  A  W,  104  Jackson 

Edwards  C  H,  306  Ramseur 

Edwards  E  E,  104  Jackson 

Edwards  Geo  E,  306  Ramseur 

Edwards  H  F,  grocer,  628  Mangmn,  r  462  Roxboro 

Edwards  miss  Lucretia,  212  w  Cobb 

Edwards  mrs  Lula  F,  462  Roxboro 

Edwards  mrs  Mary,  508  Mangum 

Eldridge  W  W,  cheroot  maker,  113  and  115  Mangum 

Eliason  W  A,  clerk,  102  e  Parrish 

Ellington  mrs  Rosa  L,  307  Lea 

Ellington  T.  M,  307  Lea 
f   Ellington  W  W,  grocer,  303  Mangum,  bds  400  Mangum 

Elliott  A  G,  grocer,  112  w  Main,  r  136  McMannen 

Elliott  mrs  Callie  M,  136  McMannen 

Ellis  mrs  Annice,  605  w  Pettigrew 

Ellis  A  J,  saloon,  112  Church,  r  117  McMannen 

Ellis  mrs  L  W,  216  Liberty 

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and  Richmond,  Va.,   to  Athens  and   Birmingham.     For  information., 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

104  DIRECTORY— White. 


Ellis  miss  Pearl,  605  w  Pettigrew 

Ellis  W  F,  (Ellis  Stone  &  Co),  124  w  Main,  r  216  Lib- 

ert}' 
Ellis,  Stone  «&  Co,  diy  goods,  125  w  Main 
Enock  Barnet,  clens;,  116  e  Main 
Enoch  Harris,  clerk,  116  e  Main 
Etheridge  miss  Francis,    324  Chapel  Hill 
Etheridge  miss  Martha,        *•'  '■' 

Etheridge  mrs  Mildred,        "  '■' 

Etheridge  miss  Rona  "■  "^ 

Event  mrs  Jennie,  109  Hunt 

FAIRBROTHER  AL,  editor  Daily  Globe,  1296  Main 
np  stairs,  r Alston  a\^e 

Fairbrother  mrs  M  H,  local  editor  Daily  Globe,  129  e 
Main,  r Alston  ave 

Fanning  miss  B  F,  216  Dillard 

Fanning  mrs  E  C  216  Dillard 

Fanning  miss  Etta  M,  teacher  graded  school,  r  216  Dil- 
lard 

Fanning  F  D,  book  kpr,  202  Mangum,  r  216  Dillard 

FarlowJ  E,  109  Dandy 

Fanners'  Alliance  W  H,  400  w  Main 

Farthing  mrs  Addie,  106  Reams  ave 

Farthing  mrs  A  E,  i2i  McMannen 

Farthing  mrs  C  A,  303  McMannen 

Farthing  G  C,  121  McMannen 

Farthing  Hargis,  pattern  maker,  r  303  McMannen 

Farthing  mrs  Roxie,  123  McManr.en 

Farthing  T  B,  123  McMannen 

Farthing  W  S,  grocer,  (F  &  Belvin)  lOOwParrish,  r  106 
Reams  ave 

Farthing  &  Belvin,  grocers,  100  w  Parrish  cor  Mangnm 

Faucette  A  P,   209  Roxboro 

Fancette  Chas  K,  bds  400  Morehead  ave 

TNQT1PT7   '^^i^'i  J-  J-  MACK  AY.  Agent  Fidelity   Mutual   Life 
1 1 N  O  U  i\  ill  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  passing  thro  ugh  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  South  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  los 


Faucette  mrs  Ella,  209  Roxboro 

Faucette  E  W,  _(W  R  Murray  &  Co)  103  w  Main 

Faucette  miss  Julia,  209  Roxboro 

Faucette  Jas  P,  depot  R  &  D  R  R 

Faitcette  mrs  Kate  R,  r  217  Dillard 

Faucette  miss  Lina,  209  Roxboro 

Faucette  L  W  K,  11 1  Church 

Faucette  miss  Mary  H,  209  Roxboro 

Faucette  miss  Mattie,  217  Dillard 

Faucette  R  T  Jr,  217  Dillard 

Faucette  R  T,    The   Faucette  Durham  Tob  and  Snuff 

Co,  204  Poplar,  r  217  Dillard 
Faucette  Durham  Tobacco  &  Snuff  Co,  J  F  Cor- 

bett  prest,  W  J  Christian  sec  and  treas,  204  to  208 

Poplar 
Felson  iVaron,  127  e  Main,  bds  Driver  House 
Ferrell  Albert,  machinist,  bds  405  Lea 
Ferrell  miss  Anna  L,  213  Ramseur 
Ferrell  miss  Blanche,   209  Pine 
Ferrell  Clarance  A,  clerk,  124  w  Main,  r  209  Pine 
Ferrell  Chas  E,  local  eng,  112  e  Pettigrew,  r  209  Pine 
Ferrell  Chas  E,  310  Dillard 
Ferrell  miss  Coras  E,  r  213  Ramseur 
Ferrell  miss  Ella,  213  Ramseur 
Ferrell  mrs  Emma,  109  Hunt 
Ferrell  Ernest,  209  Pine 
Ferrell  James  A,  310  Dillard 
Ferrell  J  M,   109  Hunt 
Ferrell  Jno  M,  box  mkr,  213  Ramseur 
Ferrell  mrs  Lucy  J,  310  Dillard 
Ferrell  miss  Malinda,  310  Dillard 
Ferrell  mrs  Mary  A,    209  Pine     - 
Ferrell  mrs  Mar}'  M  V,   213  Ramseur 
Ferrell  M  V,  fireman,  cor  Holloway  and  Mangum 
Ferrell  miss  Pauline  F,  r  213  Ramseur 

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and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and   Birmingham.     I-'or  information, 
address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Gn. 

1 06  DIRECTORY— White. 


Ferrell  Robt  K,  box  nikr,  201  w  Pettigrew,  r  209  Pine 
p  Ferrell  R  K,  farmer,  213  Rainseiir 

Ferrell  miss  Susan  C,  213  Ramseur 

Ferrell  W  A,  209  Pine 

Ferrell  W  B,  local  eng,  122  e  Pettigrew,  r  209  Pine 

Ferrell  Wm  T,  tob  pkr,  213  Ramseur 

Finkelstein  M,  dry  goods,  100  Mangum 

Finklestein  mrs  Rebecca,  100  Mangum 
-  Freeland  W  L,  supt  cig  dept  at  Duke's,  bds  509  w  Main 

Freeman  mrs  F  C,  225  Cleveland 

Fidelity   Bank,    G  W  Watts  prest,   J  F  Slaughter  Jr 
cashier,  h  H  Battle  teller,  201  w  Main 

First  National   Bank,   J  S  Carr  prest,    L  D  Heartt, 
cashier,  J  M  Whitted  teller,  204  Mangum 

First  Baptist  Church,  307  Mangum 

Fisher  miss  Annie  B,   seamstress,    120  e   Main,   r   no 
Reams  ave 

Fisher  mrs  Annie,  seamstress,  no  Reams  ave 

Fisher  Chas  J,  painter,  233  w  Main,  r  204  Jackson 

Fisher  Jas  R,  painter,  204  Jackson 

Fisher  mrs  Mary  B,  204  Jackson 

Fitchett  miss  Bertha,  312  Ramseur 

Fitchett  miss  Bessie        "  " 

Fitchett  J  M,  stone  mason,  312  Ramseur 

Fitchett  mrs  Lula,  "  " 

Fitchett  miss  Mollie,  "  " 

Fleet  miss  Florence  Iv,  music  teacher  Dur  Feni  Inst,  bds 
216  Cleveland 

Flintom  Franklin,  farmer,  in  Cora 

Flintom  miss  Lilly  May,        "     " 

Flintom  mrs  Molly        '  "     " 

Floyd  Raleigh,  (blind)  120  e  Main  up  stairs 

Floyd  T  B,  clerk,  loi  e  Main,  bds  400  Mangum 

Foliett  A  Iv,  106  Wyatt 

FoLLETT  mrs  C  M  V,  millinery,  124  e  Main,  106  Wyatt 

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tionably one  of  the  strongest  life  companies  in  America. 


T  A KE  TH E  PI EDMONTAIR-L IN £,Passing  through  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro. 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia  and  Augusta,  to  the  South  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  107 

Follman  Jno  F^  prof  of  music,  215  Liberty 

FoUinan  mrs  Lizzie,  "  " 

Foiisliee  mrs  Corrine  T,  r  229-Cleveland 

Foiishee  O  B,  kook  kpr,  203  w  Main,  r  229  Cleveland 

Forsytlie  J  S,  confectioner,  200  w  Main,  basement  r  North 

Durham 
Foster  miss  Cecilia,  210  Morris 

Foster  mrs  Cora  E,  "        " 

Foster  Dorson,  "        " 

Foster  John  W, 

Foster  miss  Mary  C,  "        " 

Foster  W  E,  kook  kpr,  r     " 
Fountain  mrs  Alice,  136  Cai'r 
■  Fountain  WW,  136  Carr 
Foust  Kivit,  D  &  N  R  R  depot 
Fowler  Alphonso,  farmer,  109  Gafrett's  x^lley 
Fowler  A  T,  grocer,  132  Fayetteville 
Fowler  miss  Bettie,  307  Mofgan 
Fowler  Ferrington,  508  \V  Main 
Fowler  mrs  Nancy,   105  Garrett's  Alley 
Fowler  Jno  S,  saloon  elk,  loi  Mangum 
Fowler  M  J,  205  Jackson 
Fraley  miss  Minnie,  cgtte  pkr,  514  w  Main 
Freeland  miss  Addie,  208  Ramseuf 
Freeland  Bertram,   C    "  " 

Freeland  miss  Daisy      "  " 

Freeland  miss  Hattie    "  " 

Freeland  JasD 

Freeland  J  F,  salesman,  208  Ramseuf 
Freeland,  J  H,  general  manager  Durham  Supply  Co, 

126  w  Main,  r  133  South 
Freeland  mrs  M  F,  208  Ramseuf 
Freeland  mrs  M  H,  133  South 
Freeland  miss  Rosa,  208  Ranlseuf 
Freeland  W"^  E,  clerk,  208  Ramseuf 

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and  Richmond,  Va.,  to   Athens  and   Birmingham.     For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

1 08  DIRECTORY— White. 

Freelaiid  W  L,  supt  cgtte  dept  at  Duke's,  bds  509  w  Main 

Fuller  mrs  A  M,  409  e  Main 

Fuller  nirs  Mena  H,  307  e  Main 

Fuller  F  L,  lawyer,  204  Mangum,  rooms  1-2  up  stairs 

bds  409  e  Main 
Fuller  miss  Margaret  H,  409  e  Main 
Fuller  miss  Nellie  R,  school  teacher,  307  e  Main 
Fuller  Ralph  B,  307  e  Main 

Fuller  Thos  B,  book  kpr,  B  D  C  Tob  Co,   r  307  e  Main 
Fuller  Thos  S,  409  e  Main 
Fuller  W  W,  lawyer,  V  P  ist  Nat  Bank,  204  Mangum, 

rooms  1-2  up  stairs,  r  409  e  Main 
Furman,  Hubert,  D  &  N  R  R  depot,  bds  313  w  Pettigrew 

GAMMON  Mrs  J  N,  wdw,  400  e  Main 
amnion  Lamar,  elk,  400  e  Main 
Gammon  miss  Mary,  "  " 

Garner  mrs  Annie,  103  Hunt 
Garner  R  S,  paper  box  mkr,  103  Hunt 
Gates  J  B,  310  Chapel  Hill 
Gates  J  Iv,    "  " 

Gates  mrs  Mary  J,  310  Chapel  Hill 
Gates  miss  Minnie  ly,  310  Chapel  Hill 
Gates  mrs  Nannie  E,  663  Mangum 
Gates  miss  Nannie  P,  310  Chapel  Hill 
Gates  W  G,  663  Mangum 
Gattis  Cyrus  W,  200  w  Green 
Gattis  mrs  Hattie  A,  340  Chapel  Hill 
Gattis  James,  (T  J  Gattis  &  Son)    121  e  Main,    r  200  w 

Green 
Gattis  J  R,  junk,  201  e  Main,  r  w  Durham 
Gattis  mrs  M  C,  200  w  Green 
Gattis  miss  M  L,  200  w  Green 
Gattis,  miss    M  M,  200  w  Green 
Gattis  Robt  L,  dairyman,  340  Chapel  Hill 

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The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
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Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor.  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  109 


Gattis  miss  Sue  L,  200  w  Green 

Gattis  Rev  T  J,  (T  J  Gattis  &  Son)  121  e  Main,  r  200  w 
Green 

Gattis  Thos  J  Jr,  200  w  Green 

Gattis  W  A  Jr,  elk  114  w  Parrish,  r  w  Durham 

Gattis  T  J  &  Son,  book  sellers,  121  e  Main 

Geans  G  M,  elk,  104  e  Main 

Giddens  miss  Alice  W,  203  Willard 

Giddens  mi.ss  Bessie,        "  " 

Giddens  mrs  Francis'       "  " 

Giddens  J  T,  "  " 

Giddens  miss  Novella,     "  " 

Giddens  SB,  u  u 

Gilbert,  John,  309  Dillard 

Gilbert  miss  Maggie      "  " 

Gilbert  mrs  Sarah 

Gillam  mrs  Jemima,  r  205  Vivian 

Gladstein  M,  clothing,  116  e  Main,  r  210  Pine 

Glenn  mrs  Martha  iii  Vickers  Alley 

Golden  Belt  Mfg  Co,  T  B  Fuller  Sec,  office  Black- 
well's  Factory 

Goldstein  Aaron,  107  Cora 

Goldstein  i\be,  211  Pine 

Goldstein  A  A,  107  Cora 

Goldstein  mrs  Esther,  211  Pine 

Goldstein  mrs  Rachel,  107  Cora 

Gooch,  miss  Emma  B,  141  McMannen 

Gooch  Eugene  T,  141  McMannen 

Gooch  S  I,  carpenter,  141  McMannen 

Goodson  miss  Louise,  r  124  Ramseur 

Goodson  T  C,  tobacconist,  11 1   Pine  bds  Hotel  Claiborn 

Goodwin  D  C,  carpenter,  107  Cora,  bds  no  Mangum 

Gorman  T  M,  book  kpr,  126  w  Main,    Dur  Supply  Co 

Gould  A  T,  508  Mangum 

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iio  DIRECTORY— White. 

Graded  School,  105  Dandy 

Graham  E  M,  agt  L  &  D  R  R,    107  Willard 

Graham  mrs  Carrie,  "  " 

Gray  miss  Ella  W,  bds  214  e  Main 

Gray  S,  109  Dandy 

Green    CB,  elk  Snp  Court,  r  204  Dillard 

Green  miss  Ada  E,  629  Mangum 

Green  miss  Daisy,  315  e  Main 

Green  mrs  Edna,  611  Mangum 

Green  Ernest  J,  204  Dillard 

Green  E  W,  elk,  126  w  Main,  r  236  Cleveland 

Green  Frank,  629  Mangum 

Green  Fred  A,  204  Dillard 

Green  Jno  M,  300  w  Peabody 

Green  J  T,  grocer  (Green  Bros)  1 14  w  Main,  r  629  Mangum 

Green  mrs  Kate  M,  204  Dillard 

Green  mrs  Lelia  R,  315  w  Main 

Green  mrs  Mary,  611  Mangum 

Green  mrs  M  F  300  w  Peabody 

Green  mrs  M  A,  629  Mangum 

Green  miss  Myrtle  M,  629  Mangum 

Green  mrs  W  E,  244  Cleveland 

Green  Wade,  629  Mangum 

Griffith  miss  Bertie,  106  Vickers  Alley 

Griffith  mrs  Mary 

Grissom  mrs  Emma  T,  208  McMannen 

Grissom  E  W,  elk  121  e  Main,  r  208  McMannert 

Grissom  miss  Maude,  309  Morgan 

Grissom  mrs  Mary  E,     "  " 

Griswold  mrs  LB,  311  w  Pettigrew 

GrisWOLD  W  J,  mdse  broker  and  ins   agt,    102    w  Mairi 

up  stairs,  1311  w  Pettigrew 
Gunter  mrs  C  K,  r  405  Rigsbee  ave 
Guthrie  B  H,  tob  weigher,  625  w  Proctor 


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Guthrie  mrs  Ella,  401  e  Main 

Guthrie  G  W,  625  w  Proctor 

Guthrie  miss  Lizzie,  625  w  Proctor 

Guthrie  mrs  S  E, 

Guthrie  W  A,  Lawyer,  106  e  Main    up-stairs,    r  401  e 

Main 
Guthrie  Willie  B,  401  e  Main 

HAASE  C  H  B,    mgr  Mut  Land  Co,    bds  Hotel  Clai- 
born 
Habel  J  J,  tailor,  120  e  Main  up-stairs 
Habel  mrs  N  A,  tailoress,  120  e  Main  up-stairs 
Hackney  E  C,  editor  "Recorder"  108  e  Main  up-stairs, 

r  209  w  Green 
Hackney  Hugh  P,  201  Cleveland 
Hackney  mrs  K  P,    " 
Hackney  mrs  Lina  A,  209  w  Green 
Hackney  miss  Maude  H,  201  Cleveland 
Hackney  M  S,  farmer, 

Hackney  R  Peele,  drug  elk  130  e  Main,  r  201  Cleveland 
Hah  Aung  Ding,  laundryman  205  e  Main 
Hall  x\ndrew,  tob  prizer,  527  w  Main 
Hall  mrs  Caroline 

Hall  Chas  J,  cgtte  mcli  hand,  527  w  Main 
Hall  Jas  xA.,  510  w  Peabody 
Hall  J  J,  310  Dillard 
Hall  miss  Mattie,  cgtte  pkr,  527  w  Main 
Hall  mrs  M  J,  202  Cleveland 
Hall  mrs  N  F,    510  w  Peabody 
Hall  mrs  Susan,    "  " 

Hall  Thos, 

Hall  Thos  Y,  machinist,  202  Cleveland 
Halliburton  mrs  Annie,  wdw,  213  Liberty 
Halliburton  mrs  Emily  A,  400  e  Main 
Halliburton  mrs  Fanny  P,  wdw  205,  Queen 

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Halliburton  Geo  W,  213  Liberty 

Halliburton  J  H,    dept  supt    Blackwell's  Dur  C  T  Co,  r 

212   Dillard 
Halliburton  mrs  Lucy  A,  212  Dillard, 
Halliburton  W  S,    elk    128    w    Alain    up-stairs,  r  400  e 

Main 
Hambright  C  W,  R  R  engineer,  bds  203  \v  Pettigrew 
Hambright  mrs  Laura,  "  " 

Hamilton  miss  Annette,    203  Morris 
Hamilton  mrs  Annie  S,      "  " 

Hamilton  J  W,  agt  Singer    Mfg    Co,    114  e  Main,  r  203 

Morris 
Hamilton  miss  Mary  A,  203  Morris 
Hamilton  miss  Rosa  V,  203  Morris 
Hamlet  W  A,  R  &  D  R  R  depot 

Hammatt  Geo  B,  Blackwell's  Dur  C  T  Co,  r  117  South 
Hammatt  mrs  Mary  R,  1 1 7  South 
Hancock  miss  Jane,  303  South 

Hanks  R  S,  supt  Electric  Light  Plant,    bds  216  Dillard 
Hannah  Presley,  405  Lea 
Happer  Harry,  207  Roxboro 
Happer  mrs  Mary  T,  207  Roxboro 
Happer  Mills  M,  ^  c. 

Happer  miss  Minnie  O  "  " 

Happer  R  W  B,    auct  Parrish  wh,  300  Mangum,    r  207 

Roxboro 
Happer  R  W  B  Jr,  207  Roxboro 
Hardee  miss  Sally  F,  dress  maker,  303  McMannen 
Harden  Geo  M,  livery  and  sale  stables,  105  Rigsbee  Ave, 

r  502  Mangum 
Harden  G  M  Jr,  livery  and  sale   stables,    no    Orange 

and  105  Rigsbee  Ave,  r  502  Mangum 
Harden  Henry,  elk  203  w  Main,  bds  502  Mangum 
Harden  miss  Lena  M,  502  Mangum 
Harden  L  S,  tel  operator,  R  &  D  R  R  Depot 

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West.     P'or  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  113 

Harden  Mrs  M  F,  502  Mangum 

Hargrave  mis.s  Mamie  A,  iii  Hunt 

Hargrave  N  F,  «       a 

Hargrave  Mrs  Sallie  E        *'        " 

Harper  mrs  Ida,  cgtte  pkr,  317  Chapel  Hil] 

Harper  miss  Jessie,  128  South 

Harper  J  R,  an 

Harper  mrs  Mattie    "  '* 

Harper  R  B, 

Harrard  Jos,  414  Lea 

Harrard  R  H,  '^      " 

Harrard  miss  Sallie,       '^      '^ 

Harrard  miss  Virginia,  '*      " 

Harrell  David,  elk  loi  e  Main,  bds  212  Rigsbee  Ave 

Harris  mrs  C  A,  112  Carr 

Harris  Fred  F,  223  Liberty 

Harris  H  G,  elk  130  e  Main,  bds  213  e  Main 

Harris  Isaac  H,  223  Liberty 

Harris  miss  Lizzie  A,  music  teacher,  223  Liberty 

Harris  mrs  Mahala,  tob  worker,    113  Cora 

Harris  miss  Mary  C,  223  Liberty 

Harris  miss  Mary  J,  120  Broadway 

Harris  N  D,  w  ]Main 

Harris  mrs  .N  S,  120  Broadway 
Harris  mrs  Sally  M,  223  Liberty 
Harris  T  W,  stenographer,  223  Liberty 
Harrison  miss  Mary  L,  204  Morris 
Harri.son  mrs  S  A,  boarding  204  Morris 
Harton  Bennie,       659  Mangum 
Harton  mrs  Ida,        <'  n 

Harton  Leo  W,         "  '< 

Harton  miss  Maud  P,  659  Mangum 
Harton  W  T,  paper  box  mkr,  659  Mangum 
Harwaid  mrs  Emma  D,  304  Milton  Ave 
Harward  J  E,  616  Lea 

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address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

114  DIRECTORY— White. 


Harward  Jno  F,  304  Milton  Ave 

Harward  mrs  Lucy  R,  616  Lea 

Harward  mrs  Mar>^  E,  105  Holloway 

Harward  W  K,  "  "        ' 

Haskell  M,  grocer,  321  Chapel  Hill 

Haskell  Morris,  elk,  116  e  Main 

Hawkins  J  W,  cheroot  maker,  103  e  Main 

Heartt  mrs  Annie  M,  401  w  Pettigrew 

Heartt  mrs  Dora  F,  308  DiUard 

Heartt  E  A,  " 

Heartt  miss  Etta  N,  401  w  Pettigrew 

Heartt  F  H,  drug  elk  128  w  Main,  bds  401  w  Pettigrew 

Heartt  L  D,  Cashr  First  Nat  Bk,  r 

Heartt  miss  Mary  L,  401  w  Pettigrew 

Heartt  miss  Matilda  D,  401  w  Pettigrew 

Hedderly  H  M,  tel  operator  R  &  D  R  R  depot 

Hedgepeth  A  W,  elk,  113  e  Main 

Hedgepeth  Ira,  204  w  Green 

Henderson  mrs  Florence,  136  Carr 

Henderson  Jas  A,  651  Mangum 

Henderson  J  M        "  " 

Henderson  Dr  L  B,  dentist  100  w    Main    up-stairs,    r 

209  Ramseur 
Henderson  miss  Mary,  209  Ramseur 
Henderson  miss  Rosa  B,  651  Mangum 
Henderson  miss  Sally  R,  209  Ramseur 
Henderson  Sam'l,  209  Ramseur 
Henderson  Thos,  209  Ramseur 
Henderson  Thos,  136  Carr 
Henderson  T  P,   651  Mangum 
Henderson  WD,  114  North 
Hendricks  James  F,  300  Morehead  ave 
Hendricks  mrs  Mary,  "  " 

Henry  Chas  E,  conductor  D&NRR,  r3i4e  Pettigrew 
Henry  mrs  Julia  C,  314  e  Pettigrew 

TNQTTPT7    '^'^th  J.  J.   MACKAY,   Agent  Fidelity    Mutual    Life 
1  IN  O  U  IV  Ju   Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


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of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  Spartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  vSouth  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  115 


Henry  mrs  P  F,  314  e  Pettigrew 

Henry  R  L  D,  fanner,  314  e  Pettigrew 

Henry  W  P,    grocer,    (Henry,    O'Brien   &    Co)  117  e 

Main,  r  314  e  Pettigrew 
Henshall  W  J,  cheroot  maker,  113  and  115  ]^Iangum  up 

stairs 
Herndon  miss  Ava,  203  Ramsenr 
Herndon  miss  Carrie,  203  Ramsenr 
Herndon  mrs  Cora,  102  Chapel  Hill 
Herndon  Clias  M,  farmer,  203  Ramsenr 
Herndon  Chas  M  Jr,203  Ramsenr 
Herndon  mrs  D  M,  wdw,  boarding,  526  w  Main 
Herndon  miss  Ethel,  203  Ramsenr 
Herndon  mrs  FA,  524  w  Peabody 
Herndon  F  S,   524  w  Peabody 
Herndon  H  L,  cgtte  box  maker,  526  w  Alain 
Herndon  miss  Ida,  524  w  Peabody 
Herndon  J  A,  printer,   526  w  Main 
Herndon  miss  Katie,   203  Ramsenr 

Herndon  M  C,  saloon,  109  e  Peabod)-,  r  102  Chapel  Hill 
Herndon  N  V,  box  maker,  526  w  Main 
Herndon  mrs  Sallie,  203  Ramsenr 
Herndon  mrs  S  H,   524  w  Peabody 
Herndon  T  B,  cgtte  rach  hand,  526  w  Main 
Herndon  mrs  Virginia,  611  Mangum 
Herndon  W  R,  trader,  611  Mangmn 
Herndon  &  Bagwell,  grocers,  105  e  Main 
Herring  J  P,  bds  204  IMorris 
Hester  mrs  Jane,  105  Vickers  Alley 
Hester  mrs  J  I  124  Carr 
Hester  Robt  S,  124  Carr 

Hester  W  D,  clerk,  116  w  ]\Iain,  bds  loi  w  Proctor 
Hester  W  H,  105  Vickers  Alley 
Hibberd  rniss  Daisy,  112  Jones 
Hibberd  mrs  E,  112  Jones 


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DIRECTORY— White. 


Hibberd  R,  florist,  112  Jones 
Hicks  C  T,  200  South 

Hicks  miss  Ida      "■        '^ 
Hicks  miss  Irene  '■''       "• 
Hicks  JasD, 
Hicks  Jas  L, 
Hicks  J  Walker,     "        " 
Hicks  miss  Lucinda  W,  200  South 
Hicks  miss  Susan,  518  w  Peabody 
High  C  A,  104  Vickers  Alley 

High  C  C, 
High  mrs  Francis, 
High  miss  Flora  F, 
High  mrs  Hattie  L, 
High  Jos  T,    _ 

Highsmith  miss  Ella,      116  Hunt 
Highsmith  miss  Julia, 
Highsmith  Julius  B, 
Highsmith  J  Henry, 
Highsmith  miss  Katie, 
Highsmith  L  W, 
Highsmith  mrs  M  A, 
Highsmith  W  J, 
Hill  miss  Glide  L,  114  Can- 
Hill  miss  Gussie,  145  McMannen 
Hinshaw  miss  Martha  300  Morehead  ave 
Hinton  miss  Mar>'  O,  clerk,  118  e  Main,  r  104  Jones 
Hinton  miss  Rhoda,  bds  109  S  Gregson 
Hinton  R  H,  322  Morgan 
Hinton  mrs  Sala,  322  Morgan 
Hinton  mrs  Susana,  104  Jones 
Hinton  T  T,  104  Jones 
Hinton  Wm  A,  104  Jones 
Hobart  C  L,  cheroot  maker,  103  e  Main 
Hocutt  Alex  E,  208  Chapel  Hill 

Jr     IVr  A  Py  A  V  represents  the  Fidelity  Mutual  Life 
.  J.    1V1A.UJ\A  1  Association  of  Philadelphia. 


Before  Insuring  your  life  do  not  fail  to  see 
He  can  save  you  money. 


J.  J.   MACKAY. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE, Passingtlirough  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro. 
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DIRECTORY— White.  ^       117 

Hodges  J  H,  136  South 

Hodges  mrs  Mattie,  136  South 

Holder  A  A,  coal  and  wood,  202  e  Peabodv,  r  Trinity 
Park 

Holland  A  D,  326  Chapel  Hill 

Holland  miss  x^da  M,  326  Chapel  Hill 

Holland  Carey  T,  clerk  103  e  Main,  bds  326  Chapel  Hill 

Holland  mrs  J,  326  Chapel  Hill 

Holland  L  J,        '^  " 

Holland  N  D,  harness  maker,  120  w  Main,  bds  326 
Chapel  Hill 

Holleman  mrs  Lula  M,  wdw,  522  w  Main 

Holloway  miss  Anna  E,  235  Cleveland 

HoUoway  mrs  C  R,  203  Liberty 

Holloway  Edgar  J,  203  Liberty 

Holloway  E  G  R,  elk  118  w  Main,   bds  208  McMannen 

Holloway  miss  Hallie  P,  203  Liberty 

Holloway  J  A,  wagon  mfr,  201  Liberty,  r  203  Liberty 

Holloway  J  E,  203  Liberty 

Holloway  miss  Ldrena,  107  e  Green 

Holloway  miss  MoUie,      "  " 

Holloway  miss  M  E,  school  teacher,  208  McMannen 

Holloway  mrs  Mary  J,  235  Cleveland 

Holloway  mrs  Mary  J,  107  e  Green 

Holloway  mrs  Patty,  208  McMannen 

Holloway  Robt,  elk  105  w^  Main  up-stairs,  r  208  Mc- 
Mannen 

Holloway  miss  Rosa,  107  e  Green 

Holloway  W  H,  blacksmith,  301  Church,  r  107  e 
Green 

Holloway  W  J,  bk  kpr  First  Nat  Bk,   r  208  McMannen 

Holman  miss  Alice  H,  214  e  Main 

Holman  miss  Bessie  C,     "  " 

Holman  mrs  ML,  522  w  " 

Holman  mrs  Mary  W,    214  e   " 

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ii8  DIRECTORY— White. 


HoLMAN  S  W,  Prest  and  Supt  Durham  Water  Co,  121  e 
Main,  r  214  e  Main 

Holt  C  G,  134  South 

Holt  R  P,  414  Rigsbee  ave 

Honey cutt  C  B,  136  Carr 

Honey cutt  E  P,    '' 

Honeycutt  nirs  Laura,  103  Dowd 

Honeycutt  miss  Margaret,  136  Carr 

Honeycutt  mrs  M  J,      "        '' 

Honeycutt  Tobe, 

Honeycutt  W  H,  blacksmith  408  Mangum,  r  103  Dowd 

Hopkins  Jas  A,  elk  112  w  Main,  bds  310  Dillard 

Hopkins  House,  cor  Cleveland  and  Liberty 

Hopkins  miss  M  A,  Proprietress  Hopkins  House,  100 
Cleveland 

Hopkins  W  H,  tobacconist,  bds  213  Ramseur 

Hopson  mrs  Annie,  205  Rowland 

Hopson  L  M,  farmer,  205  Rowland 

Horn  miss  Letitia,  102  Wyatt 

Hornaday  Monroe,  509  w  Main 

Hotel  Driver,  Mrs  Fanny  Petway  prop,  11 1  Church 

Howard  mrs  Amelia,  no  Reams  ave 

Howard  mrs  E  F,  dress  maker,  211  e  Main 

Howard  Geo  F,  211  e  Main 

Howard  Geo  W,  shoemaker,  211  e  Main 

Howard  Jas  N,  cheroot  mkr,  113-115  Mangum  up  stairs 
r  no  Reams  ave 

Howard  mrs  Martha,  sack  tagger,  r  205  Vivian 

Howard  mrs  Ruth,  no  Reams  ave 

Howell  Bartlett,  sack  tagger,  r  205  Vivian  ^ 

Howell  miss  Corinna,  sack  tagger,  r  205  Vivian 

HowERTON  C  P,  (H  &  Bro)  408  Mangum,  r  619  Mangum 

HowERTON  R  T,  (H  &  Bro)  408  Mangum,  r  223  Cleve- 
land 

Howerton  mrs  S  A,  619  Mangum 

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DIRECTORY— White.  119 

Howerton  mrs  Sarah  E,  223  Cleveland 

Howerton  Thos  J,  "  " 

Howerton  &  Bro,  undertakers  and  carriage  nifrs  408 
Manguni 

Hndgins  nirs  Harriet,  106  e  Green 

Hndgins  Jno  W,  elk  loi  Manguni 

Hndgins  Thos  M,  106  e  Green 

Hndgins  W  C,  elk  loi   Manguni,  bds  205  Pine 

Hudson  nirs  E  J,  106  Holloway 

Hudson  R  S,  pat  bed  spring,  234  w  Main,  r  106  Hollo- 
way 

Huffine  L,  bottler  226  \v  Main,  bds  509  w  Main 

Hunt  nirs  Jane,  209  Randolph 

Hunter  F  L,  D  &  N  depot 

Hunter  mrs  Mary  E,  wdw,  518  w  Main 

Hunter  Sanil,  cgtte  mkr,  518  w  Main 

Hutchings  C  m]  book  kpr  W  Duke  Sons  &  Co,  r  104 
Carr 

Hutchings  mrs  Ella  J,  114  e  Pettigrew 

Hutchings  Jno  R,  (J  R  Hutchings  &  Co)  cor  \v  Main 
and  Corcoran,  r  N  Durham 

Hutchings  Jno  R  &  Co,  props  Reams  w  h,  cor  w  Main 
and  Corcoran 

Hutchings  mrs  Lydia,  104  Carr 

Hutchings  miss  Mattie,     102  Wyatt 

Hutchings  miss  Rebecca,    "  " 

Hutchings  miss  Temesia,    "  '' 

HuTCHiNsJ  W,  butcher,  city  market,  r  114  e  Petti- 
grew 

Hutchins  mrs  Ludie,  114  e  Pettigrew 

IDDINGS  MRS  FEREINA,  1 10  e  Pettigrew 
ddiiigs,  J  H,  sec  master  R  &  D  R  R,    no  e  Pettigrew 
Independent  Hose  Co,  422  w  Main 
Irwin  Jno  D,  contractor.  524  w  Main 

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1 20  DIRECTORY— White. 


Irwin  mrs  L  J,  524  w  Main 

Irwin  miss  Mamie  B,  524  w  Main 

Israel  mrs  Maggie  \\4,  145  McMannen 

Israel  W  R,  tobacconist  116  w  Parrish,  r  145  McMannen 

Ivey  mrs  Mary,  132  Carr 

JACOBS  MURPHY,  639  Mangnni 
ames,  Jos  M,  painter,  234  \v  Main. 
Jeffries  A  J,  543  w  Main 

Jeffries  mrs  Etta  C,      " 
Jeffries  G  M, 

Jeffries  miss  Ida  L,      "  "  •< 

Jeffries  miss  Mattie  A,  *'  '' 

Jeffries  miss  Minnie  511    Cleveland 
Jeffries  R  J,  543  w  Main 
Jeffries  Thos,  136  Souths 

Jenkins  mrs  Martha,  sack  maker,  no  Vickers  Alley 
Jenkins  Thomas,  laborer  "■  "• 

Jetton  mrs  C  P,  303  Jackson 

Jetton  miss  Mamie  V,    "  " 

Johnson  miss  Anna  E,  403  Lea 
Johnson  AN,  120  Sonth 
Johnson  mrs  Bettie,  120  Sonth 
Johnson  mrs  Bettie,  520  w  Peabody 
Johnson  C  Iv,  weigh  master  Far  Alliance   w  h,    bds  215 

Morris 
Johnson  Duke,  520  w  Peabody 
Johnson  D  D,  carpenter,  118  Hunt 
Johnson  mrs  Emma  L,  dress  maker,  bds  215  Morris 
Johnson  mrs  Isabella,  403  Lea 
Johnson  mrs  Ida  V,  dress  maker,  118  Hunt 
Johnson  Jno  W,  cgtte  mch  hand,  403  Lea 
Johnson  miss  Katie,  120  Sonth 
Johnson  miss  Katie  L,  cgtte  pkr,  403  Lea 
Johnson  miss  Lula,  "       " 

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DIRECTORY— White.  121 

Johnson  miss  Mary,  120  Sonth 

Johnson  Dr  N  M,  '(Dr  N  M  Johnson  &  Co)    130  e  Main, 
r  120  South 

Johnson  Dr  N  M  &  Co,  Druggists,  130  e  Main 

Johnson  Miss  Rosa,  403  Lea 

Johnson  W  L,  tob  weigher,  403  Lea 

Jolly  miss  Sally,  cgtte  pkr,  105  e  Proctor 

Jones  mrs  Annie,    108  Jackson 

Jones  Berry,  224  Morris 

Jones  mrs  Betsy  McL,  227  Morris 

Jones  C  E,  322  Morgan 

Jones  mrs  Emma  I,  .:oi  w  Green 
/  Jones  Geo  R,  (G  R  Jones   &   Co)   leaf   tob    dealer,  601 
Mangum,  r  201  w  Green 

Jones  Henry  F,     224  Morris 

Jones  mrs  Jennie,  "  " 

Jones  J  J,  322  Morgan 

Jones  John  W,  ( J  W  Jones  &  Co)  107  w  Main,  bds  Hop- 
kins House 

Jones  G  R  &  Co,  leaf  tob  dealers,   601  Mangum 

Jones  J  W  &  Co,  dry  goods  etc,  107  w  Main 

Jones  M  H,  jeweller,  iii  e  Main,  r  2^7  Morris 

Jones  mrs  Mattie  L,    105  Chapel  Hill 

Jones  miss  Ora  J,   322  Morgan 

Jones  Ralph  G,  elk  107  w  Main,  bds  213  e  Main 

Jones  R  M,  (G  R  J  &  Co)  leaf  tob  dealer,  601   Mangum 
r  322  Morgan 

Jones  mrs  R  W,       322  Morgan 

Jones  mrs  Sarah,        "  " 

Jones  Thos  J,  elk  107  w  Main,  bds  Hopkins  House 

Jones  W  R,  322  Morgan, 

Jordan  miss  Addie,  102  Cora 

Jordan  mrs  A  W,  teacher  graded  school,  311  e  Main 

Jordan  miss  Bertie,  cgtte  pkr  102  Cora 

Jordan  C  A,  elk  at  W  Duke  Sons  &  Co,  bds  214  e  Main 

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Jordan  miss  Emma,  paper  box  mkr,  302  Morehead  ave 

Jordan  mrs  Edith  H,  102  Cora, 

Jordan  E  J,  "        " 

Jordan  Harry,  311  e  Main 

Jordan  Jas  R,   102  Cora 

Jordan  mrs  Lela  A,  bds  214  e  Main 

Jordan  miss  Lenora,  bds  102  Cora 

Jordan  miss  Maggie  C,  311  e  Main 

Jordan  miss  Pattie  B,  229  Morris 

Jordan  mrs  Sadie,  cgtte  pkr,  302  Morehead  ave 

Jordan  W  T,  asst  floor  nigr  Farmers'  Alliance  w  h  400  x'^ 
Main,  bds  342  w  Green 

Jonrdan  mrs  Clara,  140  McMannen 

Jonrdan  Charlie  E,     "  '' 

Jonrdan  Stanislans,  elk  R  &  D  R  R  depot,  r  /40  Mc- 
Mannen 

Joyner  mrs  mrs  Mary  A,  300  Lea 

Joyner  P  H,  variety  store,  1 1 2  e  Main,  r  300  Lea 

KE ARSON  MRS  MARY,  518  w  Peabody 
Kelly  miss  Jennie,  305  Jackson 
Kelly  John  E,  305  Jackson 
Kelly  miss  Lena,  cgtte  pkr,  305  Jackson 
Kelly  miss  M  C,  cgtte  pkr,  305  Jackson 
Kelly  Reuben,  tob  worker,  305  Jackson 
Kelly  mrs  Tabitha,  305  Jackson 
Kennedy  E  W,  supt  graded  school,  r  222  Peabody 
Kennedy  mrs  Marion,  F,  222  Peabody 
Kennedy  James,  tailor,  122  e  Main,  r  127  South 
Kennedy  mrs  Mary,       127  South 
Kennedy  miss  Susan  E,  "        " 
Kennedy  Wm  C,  "        " 

Kerner  Henry  C,  bds  Hopkins  House 
Kerr  H  D,  in  Garrett's  Alley 
Kerr  mrs  Maggie,  in  Garrett's  Alley 

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DIRECTORY— White.  123 

Kerr  Wm  A,  iii  Garrett's  Alley 

King  Clias  A,  11 1  Hunt 

King-  C  C,   118  Hunt 

King  C  E,  drug  clerk,  106  e  Main,  r  119  Broadway 

King  Charlie  H,  119  Broadway 

King  C  W,  509  w  Main 

King  mrs  Elizabeth,  in  Hunt 

King  miss  Fannie^        "        "' 

KingGT, 

King  Harris  L,  119  Broadway 

King  miss  Lnla  in   Hunt 

King  miss  Mollie  D^  1 1 8      " 

King  N  J  III      " 

King  miss  Stella  I,      "       " 

King  mrs  Susan  A,  118      " 

King  W  C,  509  w  Main 

King  mrs  Nettie  M,  119  Broadway 

King  J  H,  printer,  129  e  Main,  bds  305  Milton  ave 

King  mrs  Lillian,  305  Milton  ave 

Kirkland  mrs  Cammie,  117  Broadway 

Kirkland  L  J,  clerk,  loi  e  Main,  r  117  Broadway 

Kirkland  J  L  mail  carrier,  bds  Driver  House 

Kirkman  A  A,   train  dispatcher  R  «Si  D  R  R,  bds  215  e 

Main 
Kramer  Albert,  tobacconist,  122  and  124  McMannen 

bds  Hotel  Claiborn 
Kramer  Samuel  &  Co,  cigar  mfrs,  109  e  Main,  up  stairs 
Kramer  Sam'l,  (Samuel   Kramer  &  Co)  109  e  I\Iain,  r 

106  Dandy 
Kreth  Fernando,  251  Cleveland 
Kreth  mrs  F,  "  " 

LAMBE,  MRS  A  R,  106  Broadway 
Lambe  Floy, 
Lambe  Maude,  .    "  " 

Lambe,  ThoS  J,  clothing,  105  e  Main  r  106  Broadway 

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124  DIRECTORY— White. 


Lambe  V  T,  clerk  105  e  Main,  bds  106  Broadway 

Lambe  P  R,  clerk  Hotel  Claiborn 

Landing  E  T,  107  Holloway 

Landing  mrs  M  E,  dress  maker,  107  Holloway 

Lashley  miss  Alice,  cigtte  pkr,  108  e  Green 

Lashle)'  mrs  Anna,  503  Mangnm 

Lashley  miss  Fannie,  cigtte  pkr,  108  e  Green 

Lashley  J  W,  503  Mangum 

Lashley  S  F,      " 

Lashley  Thos  D,  tob  worker,  108  e  Green 

Latta  F  A,  clerk  108  Mangum,  * 

Latta  Geo,  310  Dillard 

Lawrence  CM,  126  South 

Lawrence  Frank  "        " 

Lawrence  James,  eng  D  &  N  R  R,  244  w  Peabody 

Lawrence  J  R,  126  South 

Lawrence  miss  Minnie   " 

Lawrence  mrs  Rida,       " 

Laws  C  F,  saloon,  109  Mangum,  r  North  Durham 

Lea  mrs  Addie,  208  Fuller 

Lea  miss  Alice,     "        " 

Lea  miss  Annie,  303  South 

Lea  mrs  Bettie,  303  South 

Lea  mrs  Bettie  L,  310  Lea 

Lea  C  W,  clerk,   104  Broadway 

Lea  Ellis,  208  Fuller 

Lea  mrs  Eliza,  "        " 

Lea  E  T,  460  Roxboro 

Lea  miss  Hattie  O,  104  Broadway 

Lea  mrs  Hawkins,   117  McMannen- 

Lea  Henry  303  South 

Lea  Henry  C,  elk  107-109  Corcoran 

Lea  mrs  Ida  M,  107  s  Gregson 

Lea  Jno  T,  leaf  tob  dealer,  108  Reams  ave 

Lea  mrs  Leah  F,  460  Roxboro 

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DIRECTOR  Y— White.  i  2  5 


Lea  mrs  Luc)'  L,  108  Reams  ave 

Lea  mrs  Martha  D,  104  Broadway 

Lea  Nat  P,  leaf  tob  dealer,  309  Fuller,  r  Caswell  Hill 

Lea  P  T,  107  s  Gregson 

Lea  miss  Roberta  G,  104  Broadway 

Lea  mrs  Rosa  B,   303  South 

Lea  W  A,  leaf  tob  dealer,  104  Broadway 

Leary  S  L,  architect,  201  w  Main,  3d  floor 

Leathers  F  S,   B  D  C  Tob  Co,  r  114  Dillard 

Leathers  Joe  E,   114  Dillard 

Leathers  mrs  Lou  M,  114  Dillard 

Lemmons  mrs  Bedie,  146  Vickers  ave 

Lemmons  Wm,  lab,  146  Vickers  ave 

Lewter  A  A,  paper  box  maker,  514  w  Main 

Lewter  miss  Bettie  L,  cgtte  pkr,  244  Cleveland 

Lewter  C  M,  local  eng  (Duke's)  109  Hunt 

Lewter  Jas  R,  109  Hunt 

Lewter  miss  ME,   512  w  Main 

Lewter  mrs  T  H,   109  Hunt 

Lewis  mrs  Emily,  616  Lea 

Lewis  G  W,  616  Lea 

Lewis  Jas  E  R,  315  Chapel  Hill 

Lewis  mrs  Lilla  A,  104  Watkins 

Lindsay  Jno  M,  228  Morris 

Lindsay  mrs  Nannie  C,  228  Morris 

Lindsay  Robt  L,  an 

Lindsay  Willie  C, 

Lineberry  E  G,  book  kpr  Morehead  Bank,  105  w  Main 

r  306  Morehead  ave 
Lineberry  mrs  Maggie  W,  306    Morehead  ave 
Link  miss  Annie  L,  214  e  Main 
Link  I  N,  elk  W  Duke  Sons  &  Co,   bds    cor   Main   and 

Corcoran 
Lipscomb  John  M,  304  e  Main 
Lipscomb  Wm,  103  Dillard 

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Little  miss  Annie  W,     206  Jackson 

Little  Edgar, 

Little  Jimmie,  *'  " 

Little  miss  Nannie  E,      "  " 

Little  TH, 

Little  THJr, 

Lloyd  mrs  Annie,  447  Roxboro 

Lloyd  A  E,  (A  H  L  &  Co)    122    w    Main,   r  307  Chapel 

Hill 
Lloyd  A  E  &  Co,  hardware  122  w  Main 
Lloyd  A  J,  103  Hunt 

Lloyd  mrs  Fannie,  103  Hunt  * 

Lloyd  mrs  Lee  L,  306  Chapel  Hill 
Lockhart  Jno  S,  leaf  tob  dealer  114  Dillard 
Lockhart  miss  Lilly,  "  " 

Loefler  John  V,  watchmaker  11 1  e  Main,  bds  116  e  Main 
Long  Ed  J,  painter,  526  w  Main 
Long  miss  Eugenia  D,  1 1 1  Vickers  Alley 
Long  Jno  S.  tobacconist  (J  W  Smith  &  Co)  308  w  Main, 

r  North  Durham 
Long  John  Z,  iii  Vickers  Alley 

Long  mrs  Mary,       »'  "  " 

Long  MM, 

Lougee  G  E,  tinner  228  w  Main,  r  108  Broadway 
Lougee  G  E  Jr,  book  binder  119    Manguni,  (up  stairs)  r 

108  Broadway 
Lougee  mrs  MCE,  108  Broadway 

Lougee  mi.ss  Nellie  B,  elk  127  e  Main,  r  108   Broadway" 
Lougee  Wm  J,  tinner  228  w  Main,  r  108  Broadway 
Lougee  V  B,  108  Broadway 
Lowe  miss  P  M,  dfess  maker,  300  Lea 
Lunsford  miss  Annie  Y,  202  South 
LunsfordJHO, 

Lunsford  mrs  Laura  E,      "        " 
Lunsford  miss  Nannie,       '*         " 

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DIRECTORY— White.         .  TTj 


LuNSFORD  P,  Reg  Deeds,  202  South 

Lunsford  Will  E,  tobacconist  116  w  Parrish,    bds  Hotel 

Claiboni 
Iv\'don  Henry,  109  Dandy 

Lynch  Dr  Wni,  dentist  201  w  Main  (up  stairs),  r  North 
■  Durham 

L}'nn  miss  Annie  E,  Chapel  Hill 

Eynn  G  W,  cgtte  mch  hand,  ''  " 

Lynn  miss  Nettie  A,  dress  mkr     "  " 

Lynn  R  H,  cgtte  stamper  "  " 

Lynn  Wm,  elk,  109  e  Peabody 

Lynn  W  C,  cgtte  stamper, Chapel  Hill 

Lynn  W  J,  cgtte  mch  hand,     "  " 

Lyon  miss  Anna  661  Mangum 

Lyon  Bennie,  336  w  Peabody 

Lyon  miss  Dora  A,  310  Lea' 

Lyon  George  L,  336  w  Peabody 

Lyon  miss  Ivey,  302  Ramsenr 

Lyon  J  Ed,    (Durham    Cheroot    Co)    103   e  Main,  r  302 

Ramseur 
L)  on  miss  Lora,  302  Ramseur 
Lyon  miss  Mar}-,      336  w  Peabody 
Lyon  mrs  Mary  E,     "  " 

Lyon  miss  Mittie,  302  Ramseur 
Lyon  mrs  Mollie  S,  661  Mangum 
Lyon  miss  Nettie,       "  " 

Lyon  R  E,  leaf  tob  dealer  cor  Church  and  e  Peabodv,  r 

336  w  Peabody 
Lyon  Thos  B,  leaf  tob  dealer,  661  Mangum 
Lyon  miss  Vera,  302  Ramseur 
Lyon  Z  I  &  Co,  tob  mfrs,    E  J  Parrish  prop,  122-124  e 

Pettigrew  cor  Pine 

McCABE  MRS  MARY  E,  108  Willard  ave 
cCabe  W  H,  insurance  203    \v    Main   (up  stairs),  r 
108  Willard  ave 


GENUINE  DURHAM  TOBACCO ! 

NONE  GENUINE  WITHOUT  THE  BULL. 


lake  the  Kedaont  Ait-lm, c^Z  t"::^u,J^Ti>'c: 

and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham,     p'or  information, 
address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

128  DIRECTORY— White. 


McClees  miss  Bertha  A,  104  Wyatt 

McClees  mrs  E  C,  cc  u 

McClees  T  L,  fish  dealer  city  market,  r  104  Wyatt 

McClees  miss  Maude,      104  Wyatt 

McClees  miss  Neely,        "  " 

McCollum,  mrs  Lizzie  M,  116  Broadway 

McCollum  W  M,  elk  113  e  Main,  r  116  Broadway 

McDade  mrs  Ella  H,  406  Lea 

McDade  Ira,  "     ''• 

McDade  J  C,  carpenter,         "      " 

McDade  miss  Nannie,  >■<■<■<■ 

McGary  mrs  Annie,  231  Morris 

McGary  Chas,  elk  W  Duke  Sons  &  Co,  r  231  Morris 

McGary  mrs  Daisy  M,  231  Morris 

McGary  mrs  Maggie,  305  w  Pettigrew 

McGary  W  B,  elk  126  w  Main,  r  305  w  Pettigrew 

McGhee  miss  Fanny,  sack  maker,  407  Lea 

McGhee  miss  Ludelia,  cgtte  pkr       "     " 

McGhee  miss  Maggie  L,  cgtte  pkr     "     " 

McGhee  mrs  Rebecca,  "      " 

McGhee  W  H,  farmer  "     " 

McLennan  J  M,  elk  loj  Main,  bds  215  e  Main 

McMannen  mrs  E  B,  117  McMannen 

McMannen  Jno  A,  "  " 

McMannen  miss  Myra  A,    "  " 

McWilliams  Jno  L,  printer,  112  Seminary 

McWilliams  Peter,  harness  maker,  112  Seminary 

McWilliams  mrs  S  A,  112  Seminar}' 

McWilliams  Wm  J,  tob  worker,  112  Seminary 

Mackay  mrs  C  J,  225  Liberty 

Mackay  Devereux,  225  Liberty 

Mackay  J  J,  life  ins  agt  and  anctcom  mcht  107  e  Main, 

r  225  Liberty 
Mackay  miss  Mary  R,    225  Liberty 
Mackay  Tommie  "  " 

TIVTCTIDI?   ^^*^^  J    J-   MACKAY,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual   Life 
1  IN  O  U  rX  Ej  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  passing  through  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  vSouth  and  vSouth 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  129 


Maddry  Frank,  printer  108  e    Main    (up  stairs),  r  512  w 

]Main 
Maddry  miss  Katie,  512  w  Main 
Main  St  Methodist  Church,  511  w  Main 
Mallory  J  T,  (Mallory  Cheroot  Co)  118  w  Parrish,  r  209 

w  Green 
Malone  nirs  Fannie  M,  307  Fuller 
Malone  Jno  H,  a        ^i 

Mangum  nirs  Celestia  I,  209  Liberty 
Manguni  Clifton,  142  McMannen 
Mangum  DC,  "  " 

Mangum  DeWitt,  elk  city  market,  r  loi  Dowd 
Mangum  mrs  Elizabeth  A,  204  w  Green 
Mangum  F  R,  carpenter,  204  Cleveland 
Mangum  Hugh,  308  e  Main 
Mangum  mrs  Jennie,  loi  Dowd 
Mangum  mrs  Julia  A,  108  e  Green 
Mangum  Jordan  T,  204.  Cleveland 
Mangum  J  S,  (W  Mangum  &  Son),  108  IMangum,  r  209 

Liberty 
Mangum  Leo,  308  e  Main 

Mangum  miss  Lula,    "  " 

Mangum  JXIaynard,  108  e  Green 
Mangum  miss  Minnie  L,  209  Liberty 
Mangum  miss  Pattie,  308  e  Main 
Mangum  mrs  Martha  T,  204  Cleveland 
Mangum  mrs  Martha,  142  McMannen 
Mangum  miss  Mary,  204  Cleveland 
Mangum  P  J,  farmer,  306  e  Main 
Mangum  miss  Rebecca  E,  204  w  Green 
Mangum  mrs  Sally  A,  306  e  Main 
Mangum  Thos  J,  204  Cleveland 
Mangum  mrs  Tillie,  142  McMannen 
Mangum  Wm,  mfr  sash  door  &    blinds    326  w  Green,  r 

204  w  Green 

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New    Orleans,    Shrivcport,    Texas    and    California.     For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

130  DIRECTORY— White. 

Mangum  Wm  M,  204  Cleveland 

Mangum  Willis,  undertaker,  142  McMannen 

Mangum  W  &  Son,  genl  mdse,  108  Mangum 

Mangum  miss  Lelia  B,  216  Cleveland 

Mangum  miss  Lottie  B,    "  " 

Mangum  miss  Lila  B,      "  " 

Manning  Dr  Jno  M,  physician  and  surgeon,  202  Cor- 
coran, r  109  Jackson 

Manning  mrs  M  A,  109  Jackson 

Manning,  J  S,  lawyer  201  w  Mayi  (up  stairs),  r  North 
Durham 

IMarkham  mrs  Anna,  313  Lea 

Markham  mrs  Annie,  cor  Roxboro  and  May 

Markham  M  G,  cor  Roxboro  and  May 

Markham  A  D,  farmer,  106  e  Pettigrew 

Markham  Charlie  B,  216  Cleveland 

Markham  C  J,  carpenter,  51.;  w  Main 

Markham  mrs  Cora  F,  211  Rigsbee  ave 

Markham  mrs  Ella  B,    216  Cleveland 

Markham  F  D,  sheriff  204  e  Main,  r  East  Durham 

Markham  H  H,  genl  mdse  loi  w  Main,  r  100  e  Proctor 

Markham  H  P,  elk  202  Mangum,  r  211  Rigsbee  ave 

Markham  J  L,  merchant  loi  w  Main,   r  216  Cleveland 

Markham  J  M,  blacksmith,  512  w  Main 

Markham  James  W,  mail  carrier,  313  Lea 

Markham  Jno  W,  elk  209  Mangum,  r  112  South 

Markham  miss  Mittie,  dress  maker  512  w  Main 

IMarkham  M  F,  elk  loi  w  Main,  bds  Hopkins  House 

Markham  mrs  Rosa,  201  McMannen 

Markham  mrs  R  H,  106  e  Pettigrew 

Marsh  miss  L  A,  dress  maker  iii  e  Main  (up  stairs), 
bds  108  w  Green 

Marshall  AH,       134  Carr 

Marshall  Charley     " 

Marshall  mrs  R,       "       " 

THE  FIDELITY  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASvSOCIATION  represented 
by  J.  J.   MACKAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE,Passing  through  the  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  Spartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor.  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  131 


^lartin  inrs  Rosa  H,  304  Morehead  ave 

Martin  T  H,  leaf  tob  dealer  no  IMorris,  r  304  !\Ioreliead 

ave 
]Mason  J  B  Jr,  collector  Fidelit}-    I]ank    201    w   ]Main,  r 

210  e  Pettigrew 
Massey  Rufus,  farmer,  113  Church 
Matthews  A  B,  elk  130  e  Main,  r  209  South 
Matthews  B  W,  farmer,   304  South 
Matthews  mrs  E  A,  " 

Matthews  EC, 

Matthews  J  B,  elk  123  e  Main,  r  304  Soutli 
Matthews  mrs  Orrie,  209  South 
May  Jas  H,  brick  mason,  313  Dillard 
.  May  miss  Lizzie  O,  236  Cleveland 
May  mrs  Mildred,   236  Dillard 
May  miss  O,  313  Dillard 
Mayes  mrs  Ann,  527  w  Main 
Mayes  John,  cgtte  mcli  hand,  527  w  ]\Iain 
Maynard  miss  Blanche,  12S  Carr 
Maynard  miss  Hattie         "      " 
Maynard  J  M,  "      " 

Maynard  IMurtie,  "      " 

Maynard  mrs  Vallie,  "      " 

Maynor  Albert,  cigtte  mkr  130  e  Tvlain,    508  w  Peabodv 
Maynor  mrs  x\nn  E,  508  w  Peabody 
Maynor  mrs  Hawkins,  r  107  w  Proctor 
Maynor  Joseph,  304  Fuller 
Maynor  J  H,  209  Jackson 
INI  ay  nor  J  J  105  Dowd 
j\Ia)'nor  miss  Laura,  508  w  Peabody 
Maynor  miss  Lillie,  209  Jackson 
Maynor  mrs  Lula,  508  w  Peabody 
Maynor  miss  Lula,  209  Jackson 
Maynor  mrs  Mar}',     "  " 

Mavnor  mrs  Mar}'  A  304  Fuller 

'bLACKWELL'S  DURHAM  TOBACCO  I 

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and  Ricliniond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham.     For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

132  DIRECTORY— White. 


Maynor  N  G,  105  Dowd 

]\Ia}'iior  Win,  contractor,  r  107  w  Proctor  cor  Sontli 

IMaynor  W  J,  304  Fnller 

Meadows  Jno  H,   foreman  Farmer's  Alliance  Plug  Fact^ 

r  206  McMannen 
Meadows  mrs  Julia  L,  206  McMannen 
Meadows  W  T,  tob  buyer  Far  All  Plug  Fact,  bds  213  e 

Main 
Medlin  mrs  Minerva,  509  w  Main 
INIeeks  Andrew,  cgtte  mkr,  130  e  Main  up  stairs,  r  West 

Durham 
Meeks  John,  cgtte  mkr,  130  e  Main  up  stairs,  r  W  Durham 
Meinhart  Theo,  civil  engineer,  201  w  Main  3d  floor,  bds 

Hopkins  House 
Meinhart  mrs  Marie,   bds  Hopkins  House 
IMelvin  A  H,  carpenter,  308  Morgan 
]\Ielvin  Joshua,  u  u 

MelvinJasA, 

Melvin  J  L,  clerk  513  n  Gregson,  bds  510  w  Main 
IMelvin  Leonidas,  208  Vickers  ave 
Melvin  mrs  Lillie  T,  308  Morgan 
Melvin  mrs  Martha  A   "  "' 

Melvin  mrs  V  L,  208  Vickers  ave 
Melvin  miss  Willie  B,  cgtte  pkr,  308  Morgan 
IMercer  mrs  M  C,  231  Morris 
Meredith  C  A,  Trinitv  Park 
Meredith  J  D,  "   '      " 

Meredith  Ernest,    "  " 

Meredith  &  Son,  contractors  and  builders.  Trinity  Park 
Mesley  J  S,  mer  tailor,  122  e  Main,  r  104  w  Proctor 
Mesley  mrs  Maid  E,  104  w  Proctor 
Michaels  A  H,  (Michaels  &  Co)  100-102  e  ]\Iain  cor 

Mangum,  r  201  Jackson 
Michaels  mrs  M  A,  201  Jackson 


TMQTIDT?   ^^'it^^  J-  J-   MACKAY,    Agent  Eidelitv  Mutual   Life 
i  IN  O  U  JC\  Hi  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE,Passingtlirough  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Damnlle,  Greensboro 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia   and  Augusta,  to  the  South  and  South 
West.     P'or  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  133 


Michaels  &  Co,   druggists,    100-102  e  Main  cor  Maii- 

giiin 
Michie  mrs  Einih',  208  Queen 
MiCHiE  J  C,  civil  engineer,  118  w  Main  (up  stairs)  r  208 

Oueen 
MiDDLETON  E  L,  prin  Dur  Female  Institute,  511  Man- 
gum 
Middleton  mrs  Mary  E,  511  Mangum 
Miller  C  A,  118  Carr 

Miller  Chas  E,       ''       '' 
Miller  miss  Jennie,  118  Carr 
Miller  miss  Maggie,  "       " 

Mills  mrs  Louisa,  seamstress,  107  Mangum  up  stan's 
Mincey  miss  Ada,   107  Garrett's  Alley 
Mincey  mrs  Edy  J,  "  " 

Mincey  Harry,  carpenter,  107  Garrett's  Alley 
Mitchell  Chas,  509  w  Main 
Mitchell  J  F,  D  &  N  R  R,  bds  100  Cleveland 
Mitchell  T  G,  gen  canvasser  Banner  W  H,  214  e  Main 

Monk  mrs  Bett}'  B,  122  South 

Monk  miss  Virginia,  ".     " 

Monk  W  J,  clerk  120  e  Main 

Montgomery   R   L,    tel  op  D  &  N  depot,   bds   Hopkins 
House 

Moody  J  C,  209  McMannen 

Moore  James   S,    asst  master  trains  R&DRR,  r228 
Morris 

Moore  mrs  Mana  C,  228  Morris 

Moore  mrs  M  J,  wdw,  dress  maker,  511  Mangum 

Moore  mrs  Rebecca  J,  448  Roxboro 

Moore  miss  Susan,  cook  236  Cleveland 

Morehead  J  L,  502  Lea 

MorEHEAD  Jno  M,  tobacconist,  205  Randolph,  bds  Hotel 
Claiborn 

Iviorchcad  miss  Lizzie,  502  Lea 

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134  DIRECTORY— White. 


Moreliead  mrs  L  L,        502  Lea 

Morehead  miss  Madge     "      " 

MoREHEAD  Banking  Co,  W  H  Willard  prest,  W  M  Mor- 
gan cash,  E  C  INIiirray  teller,  105  w  Main 

Morgan  mrs  A  F,  r  400  Alorehead  ave 

Morgan  miss  Blanch,  112  Dillard 

Morgan  miss  Mand  C,  ''  " 

Morgan  mrs  S  F, 

Morgan  S  T,  (Morgan  &  Carr)  205  Mangum,  r  112  Dil- 
lard 

Morgan  S  T  Jr,   112  Dillard 

Morgan  mrs  T  A,  112  Dillard 

Morgan  W  M,  cash  Morehead  Bank'g  Co,  105  w  Main 
r  400  Morehead  ave 

Morgan  &  Carr,  com  nichts,  202  Mangum 

Morris  Jno  B,  dept  supt  B  D  C  Tob  C,  r  108  Jackson 

Morris  miss  Eilly,  108  Jackson 

Morris  mrs  Nannie  D,  108  Jackson 

Morris  R  F  &  Sons  Mfg  Co,  S  F  Tomlinson  manager 
208-212  w  Peabody 

Morris  Rich'd  H,  confectioner,  236  w  Main,  r  518  w  ]Main 

Morton  mrs  AUena,  510  w  Main 

Morton  J  C  B,  grocer,  513  w  Main,  r  510  w  Main 

Murphy  Linwood,  cgtte  mkr,  130  e  Main,  r  W  Durham 

Murray  mrs  Cornelia  E,  319  Morgan 

Murray  E  C,  teller  Morehead  Banking  Co,  105  w  Main 
r  306  Morehead  ave 

Murray  J  S,  agt  New  Home  Sew  Mch  Co,  114  w  Main 

Murray  mrs  Mary  E,   446  Roxboro 

Murrav  miss  Minnie  E,  446  Roxboro 

Murray  W  R,  (W  R  M  &  Co)  103  Main,  r  446  Roxboro 

Murray,  W.  R  &  Co,  Dom  Sew  Machines,  Pianos  and 
Organs,  103  w  Maiu 

Muse  Chas  J,  blacksmith,  300  INIorehead  ave 

Muse  mrs  Eudora  C,  100  Cleveland 

JT     IV/F  A  PIZ   A  V   represents  the  Fidelity  Mutual  Life 
.  J.   iViALlVA  1  Association  of  Philadelphia. 
Before  Insuring  your  life  do  not  fail  to  see   J  .   J  .    M  ACK  A  Y  . 

He  can  save  you  money. 


TAKETHEPIEDMONTAIRLINE,  Passing  through  the  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro.  Spartenburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  135 


Muse  mrs  Lizzie,  300  Morehead  ave 

Muse  miss  Lizzie  107  Hunt 

Muse  mrs  LH 

Muse  W  A,  office  elk  D  &  N  R  R,   bds  Hopkins  House 

Musk  W  H,  dry  goods  109  e  Main,  r  107  Hunt 

NEBTHERY  JOS,  cgtte  mkr,  130  e  Main  up  stairs, 
bds  North  Durham 
Neal  mrs  Mary,    102  e  Proctor 
Neely  W  J,  clerk  L  &  D  depot 
New  S  F,  manager  Cheroot  Co  113-115  Mangum,  r  no 

Ramseur 
New  mrs  Lizzie,      no  Ramseur 
NewJasR, 

New  miss  Reba         ^  1 1 

New  miss  Virginia,  no  Ramseur 
Nicely,  L  E,  vSo  Ex  Agt   102   e  Parri.sh,  bds  Hopkins 

House 
Nichols  Geo,  205  Willard 
Nichols  miss  Mary,  408  Willard 
Nichols  miss  Nannie,  408  Willard 
Nichols  miss  Patsy,  406  e  Main 
Nichols  miss  Wilson,  205  Willard 
Noell  P  A,  elk  Parrish  W  H,  bds  215  e  Main 
Norris  M  J,  printer,  108  e  Main  up  stairs 
Norton  miss  Brazil  E,  302  Chapel  Hill 
Norton  C  H,  contractor  and  Guilder,  302  Chapel  Hill 
Norton  mrs  Nannie  M,  302  Chapel  Hill 
Norwood  Cephas,  machinist,  203  Jackson 
Norwood  miss  Eula  J  "  " 

Norwood  Hasel,  school  teacher,  208  Queen 
Norwood  miss  Ivy  May,  203  Jackson 
Norwood  J  W,  203  Jackson 
Norwood  L  C,     '^ 
Norwood  mrs  Mary  A,  203  Jackson 

GENUINE  DURHAM"  TOBACCO ! 

NONE  GENUINE  WITHOUT  THE  BULL. 


Take  the  fiednisat  Mt-Um,  i^':,  ^Sr4.orD.'"c! 

and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Athens  and   Binninghanu     For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


136  DIRECTORY— White. 


Norwoood  mrs  M  Lr,  boarding,  208  Queen 
Norwood  Paul,  saloon,  112  Mangum,  bds  iii  Cliurcli 
Norwood  miss  Sarah  B,  203  Jackson 
Nowell  miss  Myrtle,  314  Chapel  Hill 

O'BRIEN  C  J,  long  cut  tob  worker,  625  Eea 
'Brien  mrs  Nannie,  625  Lea 
O'Brien  Wm  T,  machinist  at  Dukes',    r  West  Durham 
O' Daniel  C  H,  120  Carr 
O' Daniel  mrs  Mary,  120  Carr 
O' Daniel  mrs  Mollie  E,  109  Vickers  Alley 
O' Daniel  W  G,  ^'  ^'        ' 

OSBORN  W  H,  prest  Keely  Institute  and  leaf  tob  dealer, 

206  Watkins 
Overby  L  W,  elk  124  w  Main,  r  604  Mangum 
Overby  mrs  Mary  E,   604  Mangum 

PALMER    MISS  MAG  C,  music  teacher,  105  Hollo- 
way 
Palmer  W  W,  salesman,  342  w  Green 
Pamplin  L  L,  real  estate  agt  (R  B    Boone   &  Co),  100  e 

Main,  r  North  Durham 
Parker  Junius,  lawyer,    (Boone   &    P)  office  Mangum 

building  cor  Main  and  Mangum,  bds  Hotel  Claiborn 
Parker  J  P,  elk,    100  w  Main 
Parker  J  W,  elk,  246 
Parrish  mrs  Barbara,   112  Carr 
'  Parrish  E  J,  prop  Parnsh  Worehouse  and  Z  I  Lyon  & 

Co  tob  mfrs,  300  Mangum,  r  202  Dillard 
Parrish  miss  Josie,  202  South 
Parrish  Jos  B,  carpenter,  112  Carr 
Parrish  J  L,  112  Carr 
Parrish  miss  Lilly,  202  Dillard 
Parrish  Mack  D,  tobacconist,  502  Mangum 
Parrish  miss  Mary,  112  Carr 
Parrish  mrs  Rosa  E,  202  Dillard 

TN^TTPF   with  J.  J.  MACKAY,  Agent  Fidelity   Mutual   Life 
llxOUrvJu  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  passinj^  through  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  Salisbur}-,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  South  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L-  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


DIRECTORY— White.  137 


Parrisli  miss  Sally  202  South 

Panisli  miss  Sallie  E,  202  Dillard 

Parrish's   Warehouse,    E  J    Parrish  Proprietor  300 

INIaiigum 
Paschall  mrs  A  O,  631  jNIangum 
Paschall  John  J,  cgtte  mch  hand,  631  Mangum 
Paschall  James  P,  310  Dillard 
Paschall  mrs  Radah  631  Mangum 
Paschall  mrs  Sarah  E,  103  Garretts  Alley 
Patterson  miss  Cornelia,   (mrs    A  J  Faucette  &  Co)    118 

e  Main,  r  310  Lea 
Patterson  mrs  C  S,  113  Jackson 
Patterson  Danl  B,  312  Chapel  Hill 
Pattef son  miss  Eugenie  C,    113  Jackson 
Patterson  E  O,  elk,  206  Mangum 
Patterson  miss  Edney  S,  312  Chapel  Hill 
Patterson  Henry  B,  '  " 

Patton  mrs  Alice  M,  222  Morris 
PatTON  J  R,  grocer,  (Thaxton  &  P)  116  w  Main,  r  222 

Morris 
Paul  H  V,  elk  120  e  Main,  r  200  Pine 
Paul  H  V  Jr,  200  Pine 
Paul  mrs  Jane,  200  Pine 
Peacock  mrs  Lina  A,  107  Hollowav 
Peacock  W  T,  '    "  "         "^ 

Pearce  mrs  Lucy  L,  216  Morris 
Pearce  miss  Mabel,      "        '' 
Pearce  W  T,  shipping  elk  W    Duke    Sons    &  Co,  r  216 

Morriss 
Pearman  mrs  Fannie  L,  226  Morris 
Pearman  Z  M, 

Peav  miss  Annie  L,  208  Dillard 
Peay  miss  Ella  B,       " 
Peay  miss  Lessie  E,    "  " 

Peay  miss  Mamie  E,  "  " 

Blackwell's  Uurham  Tol)acco  ^^"ir'nrf:™;: 

reliable,   satisfactory  Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upon   the  market, 
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13 


fake  the  Eiedmont  Air-iins, -fSl^  t^,i:^%'Z 

and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and   Birmin<^liam.     For  inforniation-,, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,- Atlanta,  Ga. 


1 38  DIRECTORY— White. 


Peay  mrs  P  D,  208  Dillard 

Peay  T  L,  tobacconist  217  e  Peabody,  r  208  Dillard 

Pendergrass  miss  Carrie,   516  \v  Main 

Pendergrass  mrs  Eliza,  525  w  Main 

Pendergrass  John,  205  Jackson 

Pendergrass  mrs  Martha,  paper  box  maker,  525  w  Main 

Pendergrass  miss  Minnie  L,  209  Qneen 

Pendergrass  mrs  M  J,  516  w  Main 

Pendergrass  O  N,  bronzer  119  Mangum  (np stairs)  r  108; 

Strayhorn  x-lUey 
Pendergrass  P  M,  cooper,  516  w  Main 
Pendergrass  Rufus,  pressman,  525  w  Main 
Pendergrass  R  F,  cgtte  box  maker,  516  w  Main 
Pendergrass  miss  Sudie,  209  Queen 
Pendergras"^  T  M,  cgtte  box  maker,  516  w  Main 
Perkins  D  B,  no  Carr 
Perkinson  mrs  Lilly,  403  Mangum 
Perkinson  W  W,  tailor  122  e  Main,  r  403  Mangum 
Perry  D  W,  clerk  108  Mangum,  r  340  w  Green 
Perry  Geo  W,  305  Lea 

Perry  J  S,  elk  117  e  Main,  bds  340  w  Green 
Perry  Lee,    202  Rigsbee  ave 
Perry  mrs  Lena,  303  Lea 
Perry  miss  Lena  J,  202  Rigsbee  ave 
Perry  mrs  Louisa,  145  McMannen 
Perry  mrs  Louisa  J,  340  w  Green 
Perry  miss  Lou  M,  202  Rigsbee  ave 
Perry  L  W,  340  w  Green 
Perry  miss  Maggie  L,  202  Rigsbe-:  ave 
Perry  miss  Mary  E,        "  " 

Perry  Sammy,  340  w  Green 
Perry  S  R,  145  McMannen 
Perry  W  R,  303  Lea 
Petway  miss  Ada,  1 1 1  Church 

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.Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia  and  Augusta,  to  the  South  and  South 
"West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  139 

Petway  Mrs  Fanny,  proprietress  Hotel  Driver,  hi 

Church 
Phipps  A  Y,  clerk  122  Main,  r  300  McManiien 
Phipps  miss  Emma,  "  " 

Phipps  miss  Eula,  '*  " 

Phipps  J  J,  pressman,  118  w  Main,  r  no  Reams  ave 
Phipps  miss  Lou,  300  McMannen 
Phipps  mrs  L  C,      " 

Phipps  mrs  Sarah,  seamstress,  no  Reams  ave 
Pickard  miss  Estella,  cigtte  inspector,  113  s  Gregson 
Pickard  Henry,  carpenter,  113  s  Gregson 
Pickard  mrs  Nancy  J,  113  s  Gregson 
Pickard  P  McK,  113  s  Gregson 
Pickett  mrs  Bettie  W,  bds  342  206  Cleveland 
Pickett  H  S,  post  office  clerk,  bds  206  Cleveland. 
Piper  mrs  Annie  E,  123  South 
Piper  miss  Avie,  "        " 

Piper  Chas  L,  elk  203  w  Main  (up  stairs)  r  123  South 
Piper  Eugene  C,  elk  119  e  Main 
Piper  E  L,  eng  O  &  C  R  R,  bds  Hotel  Driver 
Piper  J  G,  dept  supt  Blackwell's  Dur  C  Tob  Co,  r  123 

South 
Piper  Sam  B,  123  South 
Pleasants  mrs  Nola,  104  Watkins 
Pleasants  R  C,  saloon,  117  w  Parrish,  r  104  Watkins 
Pleasants  mrs  Sarah,  104  Watkins 
Poe  EC,  132  Carr 
Poe  mrs  Jennie,    132  Carr 
Pollard  John,  farmers'  host,  400  w  Main 
Ponder  miss  Vevett,  dress  maker,    in   e  Main  up  stairs 

bds  109  Hunt 
Pool  mrs  Alice,  109  Dandy 
Pool  mrs  Julia,  400  Mangum 

Pool  Rob't,  saloon,  117  w  Parrish  bds  400  Mangum 
Pool  S  D,  carpenter,  109  Dandy 

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address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

140  DIRECTORY— White. 

Pool  Waverly,  400  Rigsbee  ave 

Pope  John  W,  county  tresr'r,    manager  Far   All  \V  H, 

400  w  Main,  r  221  Morris 
Pope  miss  Lizzie,  402  e  Main 
Pope  mrs  Mollie  B,    221  Morris 
Pope  miss  Sarah  A  E,  404  e  Main 
Pope  T  C,  salesman,  213  e  Main 
PosTLEY  C  T,  jeweler,  127  e  Main 
Post  Office,  205  w  Main 

Potts  Jas,  asst  janitor  court  house,  r  North  Durham 
Potter  miss  Bessie,  107  Hunt 
Presbyterian  Church,  301  e  Main 
Price  Jackson,  yard  master  R  &  D  R  R,  r  208  e  Pettigrew 
Price  mrs  Sudie,  208  e  Pettigrew 
Pridgen  J  D,  elk  107  w  Main,  r  202  Chapel  Hill 
Pridgen  mrs  Lavenia  R,  r  202  Chapel  Hill 
Pritchard  mrs  Azzie,  bds  113  Jackson 
Pritchard  J  J,  elk  no  e  Main,  bds  113  Jackson 
Proctor  mrs  Decie,  133  McMannen 
Proctor  J  R,  elk  107-109  Corcoran,  r  307  Holloway 
Proctor  mrs  Kate  M,  627  Mangum 
Proctor  mrs  Minnie  G,  206  Cleveland 
Proctor  mrs  M  L,  307  Holloway 

Proctor  R  B,  saloon,  117  w  Parrish,  r  206  Cleveland 
Proctor  mrs  Sarah  J,  627  Mangum 

Proctor  W  H,  grocer,  206  Mangum,  r  133  McMannen 
Propst  mrs  Annie  L,  129  South 
Propst  H  L,  office  elk  R  &  D  R  R,  r  129  South 
Pugh  miss  L  L,  300  Lea 
Pugh  MB,  "      " 

Pugh  M  F,  tob  cutter,  300  Lea 
Pugh  mrs  Rebecca  J,       "      " 
Pugh  R  W  carpenter,       "      " 
Pugh   W  B,  "     " 

Puryear  miss  Allie,  124  Carr 

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knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


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<7ainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Ta3'lor.  Atlanta,  Gfl. 

DIRECTORY— White.  141 


Piiryear  L  S,  clerk,  105  e  Main,  bds  213  e  Main 
UARLES  J  T,  saloon,  loi  Mangum 


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RABOTKAU  MRS  S  A,   311  e  Main 
amsey  miss  Addie  B,  stenographer  125   Ramsey 
Ramsey  miss  Annette,  209  Fuller 
Ramsey    miss    Annie    E,    teacher   stenography    graded 

school,  r  125  Ramse}' 
Ramsey  nirs  Anne  T,  125  Ramsey 
Ramsey  miss  Ardie,  209  Fuller 
Ramsey  miss  Baitie,  209  Fuller 
Ramsey  miss  Cora  M,  125  Ramsey 
Ramsey  mrs  Mollie,  209  Fuller 

Ramsey  N  A,  publisher  city  directory,  125  Ramsey 
Ramsey  N  A  Jr,  125  Ramsey 

Rankin  J  R,  elk  200  w  Main,  bds  Hopkins  House 
Rarely  mrs  Alma,  bds  209  Pine 
Rawls  miss  Annie,  xashr  Dur  Supply  Co  126  w  Main,  r 

117  Broadway 
Rawls  mrs  AS,  117  Broadway 
Rawls  mrs  H  H,  402  Morehead  ave 
Rawls  Isaiah,  carpenter,  117  Broadway 
Rawls  miss  Lizzie,  402  Morehead  ave 
Rawls  miss  Nellie,     "  " 

Rawls  Q  E,  N  Y  Cash  Store  119  e    Main,    r  402  More- 
head  ave 
Ray  miss  Annie,  105  Holloway 
Ray  mrs  Caroline,  302  Fuller 
Ray  mrs  Ellen,    105  Holloway 
Ray  miss  Emma  D,  302  Fuller 
Ray  George,  406  Lea 
Ray  George,  303  Fuller 
Ray  mrs  Lncy,  406  Lea 
Ray  miss  Mollie,  302  Fuller 


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address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


142 


DIRECTORY— White. 


Ray  Newman  i\,  bvitcher  city  market  loi  Church 

Ray  Sam,  302  Fuller 

Ray  Walker,  302  Fuller 

Reams  mrs  Bettie  R,  308  e  Pettigrew 

Reams  C  F,  tobacconist  335  w  Green,  r  216  Morris 

Reams  miss  Ella  J,  308  e  Pettigrew 

Reams  G  A,  canvasser  for  Parrish  wh  300  Mangum 

Reams  Jas  M,  109  Ramseur 

Reams  H  A,  tobacconist  252  w  Peabody,  r  308  e  Petti- 
grew 

Reams  I  M,  tobacconist  113  Ramseur,  r  109  Ramseur 

Reams  I  M  Jr,  brakeman  O  &  C  R  R,  r  109  Ramseur 

Reams  mrs  Lucinda,  109  Ramseur 

Reams  mrs  LA,  216  Morris 

Reams  miss  Lula  F,  308  e  Pettigrew 

Reams  miss  Mamie,  109  Ramseur 

Reams  Sam  H,  cashier  R&D  RR,  r  109  Ramseur 

Reams  Warehouse,  J  R  Hutchings  &  Co  proprietors, 
200  w  Main 

Redmond  Delia, Alston  ave 

Redmond  mrs  Elvira, 

Redmond  J  J, 

Redmond  J  M, 

Redmond  miss  LouraA, 

Redmond  E  L,  grocer, 

Redmond  miss  Mary  D, 

Redmond  W  T,  farmer, 

Redmond    W  P,  528  w  Main 

Redmond  mrs  Jennie,  538  w  Main 

Reed  M  W,  stenographer,  Blackwell's  Dur  Co-op  Tob 
Co,  r  202  Ramseur 

Reed  mrs  Mary  A,  202  Ramseur 

Reed  miss  Addie,       "  " 

Remington  mrs  Cora  E,  112  Vickers  Alley 

Remington  Ernest,  "  " 

THE  FIDELITY  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASSOCIATION  represented 
by  J.  J.  MAC  KAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutu^  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


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of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro.  Spartenburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
iGainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  vSouth  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
:tion,  address,  J.  h.  Taj-lor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  143 


Remington  miss  Florence  H,  305  Milton  ave 
RemingtonJE, 

Remington  mrs  M  V,  "  " 

Renn  J  R,  conductor  D  &  N  R  R,  r  122  Ramseur 
Renn  miss  Mary,  122  Ramseur 
Renn  mrs  ME,       " 

Rhodes  A  G  &  Co,  furniture  etc,  246  w  Main 
Richards  mrs  Eliza,  225  Morris 

Richardson  Alphonso,   saddler  120  w  Main,  r  204  South 
Richardson  mrs  Anna,  204  South 
Richardson  mrs  J  A,  109  Jackson 
Richardson  J  B,  204  South 

Richardson  L  C,  engineer  D  &  N  R  R,  bds  Hotel  Driver 
Riddick  W  N,  elk,  loi  e  Main 
Rigsbee  Albert,  509  Mangum 
Rigsbee  A  J,  farmer,  116  South 

Rigsbee  A  M,  genl  mdse,  202  Mangum,    r  228  Corpora- 
tion 
Rigsbee  Clarence,  116  South 
Rigsbee  miss  Geneva,  116  South 
Rigsbee  mrs  H  V,  509  Mangum 
Rigsbee  miss  J  G,      "  " 

Rigsbee  miss  Mattie  T,  228  Corporation 
Rigsbee  R  H,  P  O  clerk  205  w  Main,  r  228  Corporation 
Rigsbee  miss  Rosa  L,  228  Corporation 
Rigsbee  mrs  R  M,  "  " 

Rigsbee  miss  Sallie  A,    "  " 

Rigsbee  Thos  J,  farmer,  509  Mangum 
Rigsbee  Wm  T,  228  Corporation 
Rigsbee  iniss  Zoa  L,  228  Corporation 
Riley  Jas  O,  tailor  122  e  Main,  bds  Driver  House 
Rippey  D  L,  204  Yancey 
Rippey  mrs  Geneva,  204  Yancey 
Roanoke  House,  mrs  M  A  Watts  prop,  400  INIangum 

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144  DIRECTORY— White. 


Roberson  mrs  Elizabeth,  adv    dept    BlackwelTs   Fact,  r 

300  IMoreliead  ave 
Roberson  Jas  E,  lab,  r  300  Morehead  ave 
Robersoii  J  T,' saloon  elk,  109  Mangum 
Roberson  mrs  M  C,  210  Willard  ave 
Roberts  mrs  E  N,  232  Cleveland 
Roberts  Dr  J  D,  physician  and  snroeon  123  \v  IMain,  r 

232  Cleveland 
Roberts  miss  Jessie  S,  232  Cleveland 
Roberts  mrs  S  J,  107  Hollo  way 
Robertson  miss  Annie,        222  Willard 
Robertson  mrs  Elizabeth,    "  " 

Robertson  James  "  " 

Robinson  Mrs   Cora    P,    local    editor    "The  Durham 

Daily  vSun,"  bds  213  e  Main   , 
Robinson  James  A,  editor  "The  Dnrham  Daily  Snn,'* 

bds  213  e  Main 
Rochelle  Alvis  T,  522  w  Peabody 
RocHELLE  Art  Gallery,  112  w  Main  up  stairs 
Rochelle  C  W,    photog-rapher  112  w  Main  (np  stairs)^ 

r  311  Ramsenr 
Rochelle  mrs  Corinna,  311  Ramsenr 
Rochelle  Eugene  S,         "  " 

Rochelle  mrs  Francis,  522  w  Peabodv 
Rochelle  F  P,  an 

Rochelle  G  W,  130  Carr 
Rochelle  miss  Heniietta,  130  Carr 
Rochelle  miss  Lillie  J,  311  Ramsenr 
Rochelle  miss  Marv  E,  522  w  Peabod^• 
Rochelle  Wm  J, 
Rogers  miss  Annie,    elk  206  Mangum,  bds  133  Mci\Ian-i 

nen 
Rogers  mrs  Annie  B,   106  Wyatt 
Rogers  miss  Belle,  217  Dillard 
Rogers  mrs  B  A,  522  w  Main 

Jr     mr  a  Pl^  a  V  represents  the  Fidelity  Mutual  Life 
.   J  .    lYi/\UJI\x\  I  Association  of  Philadelphia. 
Before  Insuring  your  life  do  not  fail  to  see    J.    J.    MACKAY. 

He  can  save  you  money. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  passing tlirough  the  Citi^ 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  vSalisburv,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  vSouth  and  vSouth 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  ^ 


.Rogers  B  W,  elk  122  (Z  I  Lyoii  &  Co)  e  Pettigrew,  r  600 

Maiiguin 
Rogers  mrs  Cora  A,  450  Roxboro 
Rogers  Clyde  C,  106  Wyatt 
Rogers  C  J,  522  w  Main 
Rogers  miss  Elvira,  657  IMangnm 
Rogers  Ernest  T,        "  '^ 

Rogers  mrs  Florrie  M,  iii  Broadway 
Rogers  Jno  C.  paper  box  mfr  120  w  Main  tup  stains),  i 

106  Wyatt 
Rogers  Jno  C  Jr,  106  Wyatt 

Rogers  J  F,  fireman  O  &  C  R  R,  r  450  Roxboro 
Rogers  J  J,  upholsterer,  522  \v  Main 
Rogers  J  S,  657  Mangum 
Rogers  mrs  Lucy  B,  657  Mangum 
Rogers  E  D,  cheroot  maker  113-115   Mangum 
Rogers  miss  Mary  E,  600  Mangum 
.Rogers  mrs  Mattie  W,  "  " 

Rogers  Pell  S,  106  Wyatt 
Rogers  miss  Vivian  G,  ifi  Broadway 
Rogers  L  D,  522  w  Main 
Rogers  miss  Eola  T,  600  Mangum, 
Rrgers  miss  Olivia  cgtte  pkr  522  w  Main 
.Rogers  R  I,  proprietor  Durham    INIarble    Works  219  w 

Main,  r  iii  Broadway 
Rogers  W  H,  (Dur   Furham    Co)    107^109   Corcoran,    t 

600  Mangum 
Rollins  AW,  in  Jackson 
Rollins  mrs  E  J,  in  Jackson 
Rollins  ^  T,  pressman  Blackwell's    Dur    C  T  Co,  rut 

Jackson 
Rollins  W  P,  foreman    box    shop    Blackwell's  Dur  C  T 

Co,  r  1 1 1  Jackson 
Roney  miss  Annie,  336  w  Peabody 
Roney  mrs  Cornelia  M,  405  Mangnm 

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rehable,   satisfactory  Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upon   the  market 
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Tlie  Great  Passenger  and  Freight 
'l  I^ine  of  the  South,  witli  unsurpass- 
ed Facilities  for  prompt  and  satisfactory  Passenger  and  Freight  Ser- 
vice.    For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

146  DIRECTORY— White. 


Roney  J  G,  tobacconist,  115  Roney,  r  214.  Morris 

Roney  mrs  Sallie,  214  Morris 

Rosemond  nirs  Dora,        130  McManiieu 

Rosemond  G  Palmer,         it  u 

Rosemond  H  M,  city  bakery  126  e  Main,  r  130  Mc- 
Maniien 

Rosemond  Robt  T,  130  McMannen 

Ross  C  G,  Depnty  Collector  101  w  Main^  r645  Mangum 

Ross  mrs  Melinda,  113  Cora 

Ross  mrs  N  E,  645  Mangum 

Rowe  A  Mc,  painter,  447  Roxboro 

Rowe  Jas  P,  painter,  ' '  " 

Rowe  mrs  Martha  A,  "  " 

Rowe  T  E,  painter,  447  Roxboro 

Rowe  W  W,  painter,  "  " 

Rowland  miss  Gena,  teacher  graded  school,  ii4Ramsenr 

.  Rowland  mrs  V  C,  114  Ramseur 

Rowland  miss  Eula,  "  " 

Rowland  Will  B,  " 

Rowland  W  H,  tobacconist  (R  &  Cooperl,  112  McMan- 
nen, r  114  Ramseur 

Rowland  &  Cooper,  tobacconists,  112  McMannen 

ST  GEORGE  MRS  SUE,  106  Holloway 
atterwhite  S  R,  208  Jackson 
Sanders  mrs  J  A,  134  South 
Sanders  W  T,  ice  dealer,  r  134  South 
vSaunders  miss  Aggie,  205  Cleveland 
Saunders  miss  Bessie,    "  " 

Saunders  David,  cgtte  mch  hand,  520  w  Main 
Saunders  miss  Ellen,      205  Cleveland 
Saunders  miss  Florida,     "  " 

Saunders  miss    Laura    B,     teacher   graded    school,    205 

Cleveland 
Saunders  mrs  M  S,  205  Cleveland 
Saunders  miss  Nina,  205  Cleveland 

J[      M  A  P  k^  A  V  represents  the  Fidelity  Mutual  Life 
.  u.    iVi/\.Ui\A  1  Association  of  Philadelphia. 
Before  Insuring  your  life  do  not  fail  to"  see   J.   J.    MACKAY. 

He  can  save  you  money. 


rPAKE  THEPIEBMONT  AIR-LI NE,,P«ssing through  the  Cities 
1  _ot  Kaleigh,  Durham,  Goldsljoro,  Spartanburg.  Greenville  Seneca 
•Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the   South  and  South  Vest.     For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor.  Atlanta,  Ga.  ■- 


DIRECTORY— White.  14; 

Sannciers  R  B,  clieiiiist  Dur  Bull  Pert  Fact,  205  Cleveland 

.Saunders  W  A,  205  Cleveland 

Scarlett  J  S,  policeman,  104  Dandy 

.Scarlett  nirs  Susan  "         "    ' 

Schenick  Harry,  grocer,  132  Fayetteville 

Schenick  mrs  Sadie  132  Fayetteville 

Schwartz  J,  butcher  city  market,  r  102  Carr 

Schwartz  miss  Lena,   102  Carr 

Scog-gins  mrs  Caroline,  205  Pine 

Scoggins  mrs  Cora,  "       '' 

Scoggins  T  H,  saloon  loi  Mangum,  r  20c;  Pine 

Scott  mrs  Annie  C,  106  Seminary 

Scott  miss  Bessie,  102  Jones 

Scott  miss  C  O,       "        '' 

Scott  JnoG,  "        " 

Scott  J  M,    107  s  Gregson 

Scott  J  W,    "  '' 

Scott  miss  Nettie,  211  Liberty 

Scott  miss  O  M,  102  Jones 

Scott  O  Q,  107  s  Gregson 

Scott  mrs  Pauline  T,  102  Jones 

Scott  V  M,  107  s  Gregson 

Scott  W  D,  106  Seminary 

Scott  W  J,  167  s  Gregson 

Sears  A  A,  livery  and  sale  stables,    220  w  ALain,  r  220 

Morris 
Sears  D  T,  floor  mgr  Far  Alliance  wh,  400  w  Main 
Sears  mrs  Mary  E,  220  Morris  ' 

Sears  Robert  E,  220  Morris 
Seeman  H,  (H  Seeman  &  Son)  210  e  Pettigrew 
Seeman  H  E,  "Educator  Co,"  (up  stairs),   r  North  Dur^ 

ham 
Seeman  J  F,  (H  Seeman  &  Son),  210  e  Pettigrew 
Seeman  H  &  Son,  carriage  makers,  1 1 7  e  p'eabodv 
Seeman  mrs  Rosa,  210  e  Pettigrew 


BE  SURE  YOU  SMOKE  IT,   AND  ASK  FOR  NO  OTHER. 


Take  the  Piedmont  Air-Lins,  ,^0",  Sh4t'"rl>'t 

rirl  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Athens  and  Birmingham.     For  information., 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

148  DIRECTORY— White. 


Sellers  miss  Annie  F,  204  Jackson 

Sellers  miss  Clemmie,    "  "• 

Sellers  mrs  Fannie,  lai  Yancey 

Sellers  miss  Pearl,  204  Jackson 

Shambley  mrs  Dora,  105  Garretts  Alley 

Shambley  Jack,  ''  " 

Shaw  mrs  mamie  C,  106  Cleveland 

Shaw  W  W,  elk  107-109  Corcoran,  r  106  Cleveland 

Shaw  miss  Julia  W,  106  Cleveland 

Shelburn  John  H,  photographer,   143  McMannen 

Shelburn  mrs  Martha  D,  143  McMannen 

Shelburn  mrs  Mollie  B,  wdw,  143  McMannen 

Shelburn  W,  photographer  103  e  Main  (up-stairs),  r 
143  McMannen 

Shelburn's  Photograph  Parlors,  103  e  Main  up 
stairs 

Shepherd  John  W,  452  Roxboro 

Shepherd  mrs  Penny  N,  452  Roxboro 

Sheppe  E  S,  editor  "Educator"  119  Mangum,  bds  Dri- 
ver House 

Shipp  miss  Myrtie  213  Rigsbee  ave 

Sheron  mrs  Jennie,  105  Cora 

Sheron  Jos,  shuttle  maker,  505  Mangum 

Sheron  J  A,  105  Cora 

Sheron  mrs  J  A,  cgtte  pkr,  505  Mangum 

Sheron  mrs  Kate,  "  " 

Sheron  mrs  SB,  "  " 

Sheron  W  A,  "  '' 

Simons  C  L,  405  Lea 

Simons  mrs  Eliza  "      " 

Simons  mrs  Fidelia,       "      " 

Simons  J  L,  carpenter,  "      " 

Sims  H  H,  jailer,  112  Ramseur 

Sims  mrs  Melissa  P,  112  Ramseur 


IN^TIPF   ^"th  J.  J.  MACKAY,  Agent  Fidelity    Mntual    Life 
11^  O  U  JaJlj  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE,Passing- through  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia  and  Augusta,  to  the  vSouth  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  149 

Sims  miss  Rachel  L,  teacher  graded  school,  112  Ram- 
seur 

Singer  Mfg  Co,  J  W  Hamilton  liig-r,  114  e  Main 

Skipper  W  L,  103  e  Main 

Slade  mrs  Fannie  E,  boarding  118  e  Main  2d  floor 

Slade  miss  Lillie  E,  *'  " 

Slade  miss  Nora,  "  *' 

Slade  W  T,  '• 

Slater  Herbert,         138  McMannen 

.Slater  mrs  Minnie,    "  " 

Slater  W  A,  (W  A  S  &  Co)  cor  Main  and  Mangnm,  r 
138  McMannen 

Slater  W  A  &  Co,  clothing,  cor  w  Main  and  Mangnm 

Slaughter  J  F  Jr,  Cashr  Fidelity  Bank  201  w  Main, 
bds  Hotel  Claiborn 

Smith  mrs  Ada  M,  millinery  127  e  Main,  r  203  Cleve- 
land 

Smith  mrs  Amanda  C,    402  e  Main 

Smith  mrs  Becky,  322  e  Pettigrew 

Smith  B  F,  134  Carr 

Smith  Collie,  grocer  510  e  Main,  bds  315  Chapel  Hill 

Smith  mrs  E  D,  202  Pine 

Smith  mrs  Eliza  E,  402  e  Main 

Smith  miss  Emma  L,  204  Willard 

Smith  H  M,  printer,  202  Pine 

Smith  Dr  J  A,  205  w  Green 

Smith  John  W,  tobacconist  (J  W  S  &  Co)  308  w  Main, 
r  402  e  Main 

Smith  J  W  &  Co,  leaf  tob  dealers,  308  w  Main 

Smith  Jos  Y.  134  Carr 

Smith  miss  Katie  L,  204  Willard 

Smith  miss  Lillie,  cgtte  pkr,  510  w  Main 

Smith  miss  Lottie,  tel  opr,  i  I'l  Corcoran,  r  East  Durham 

Smith  miss  Mary,  134  Carr 

Smith  miss  Minerva,  134  Carr 

Reliable  and  Satisfactory  I 

BLACKW£LL'S  DURHAM   TOBACCO. 


Take  the  Piedmont  Air-iine,  ^Jlll  wShhigton^D/c! 

and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham.     For  information,, 
address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

71^"       "~       DIRECTORY— White. 


Smith  miss  Mollie,  telephone   exchange,  iii    Corcoran, 

r  East  Durham 
Smith  M,  grocer,  322  e  Pettigrew 
Smith  mrs  M  E,  dress  maker  510  e  Main 
Smith  mrs  Nancy,  134  Carr 
Smith  P  S,  grocer,  cor  w  Proctor  and  Sonth,  r  204  Wil- 

lard 
Smith  miss  Sallie,  204  Willard 
Smith  Thos,  130  e  Main,  r  134  Carr 
Smith  T  B  ]v\  tel  messenger,  1 1 1  Corcoran  r  E  Dnrham 
Smith  miss  Willie  A,  203  Cleveland 
Smith  Vernon,  510  w  Main 
Smith  mrs  Virginia  C,  204  Willard 
SneedJ  E,  loi  Dandy 
SneED  J  H,    (W  A  Slater  &  Co)   100   w  Main,  bds  213 

Main 
Sneed  mrs  Lula,  loi  Dandy 
Sneed  mrs  M  T,  105  Willard  ave 
Sneed  Paul  C,  drug  elk,  cor  Main  and  Mangum 
Sneed  mrs  S  H,  loi  Dandy 
Sneed  T  J,  "        " 

Snow  mrs  Annie  E,  300  Chapel  Hill 
Snow  H  N,  Cashier  Blackwell's  Dur  Co-op  T  Co,    r  300 

Chapel  Hill 
Snow  miss  OUie,  300  Chapel  Hill 
Sorrell  Albert,  cgtte  maker  130  e  Main  (up  stairs),  r  107 

n  Gregson 
Southern  Educator,  E  S  Sheppe  editor  119  Mangum 

up  stairs 
Southern  Express  Co,  102  e  Parrish 
SouTHGATE  James,    ins    (J  S  &  Son)  105    w   IVIain  (up 

stairs)  222  e  Peabody 
SouTHGATE  James  H,  ins  (J  S  &  Son)  105  w  Main  (up 

stairs)  r  222  e  Peabody 
Southgate  mrs  Kate  F,  222  e  Peabody 

TIMCTTDT?    ^vit^^  J    J-   MACK  AY,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual   Life 
1  IN  O  U  rV  L  Association  of  Philadelphia 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  Passing  tliroii<;li  Oie  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro.  Spartenburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Tajdor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  151 


SouTHGATE  J  &  SoN,  iiis  105  w  Main  up  stairs 

Speed  Henry,  202  Rigsbee  ave 

Spell  miss  Bettie,  cgtte  pkr,  308  Morgan 

Spicer  Jno  T,  323  Chapel  Hill 

Stanard  R  C,  Div  Frt  A^t  Norfolk  &  Western  R  R, 
office:  room  10  Wright  Building,  cor  Corcoran  and 
w  Main 

Starr  J  E,  216  w  Pettigrew 

Steam  Bottling  Works,  J  O  Sharpe  &  Co  props  226 
w  Main 

Steadman  mrs  Alice,  305  Lea 

SteadmanJW,  "      " 

Steed  miss  Bessie,  507  w  Main 

Steed  mrs  C  J, 

Steed  Irwin,  an. 

Steed  J  L,  u  c. 

Stephens,  mrs  M  J,  dress  maker,    114  Poplar 

Stephens  T  M,  harness  maker,  114  Poplar 

Stephenson  miss  Addie,  414  Willard 

Stephenson  Alfred,  "  " 

Stephenson  Andrew,  "  " 

Stephenson  miss  Fannie,  "  " 

Stephenson  mrs  Mary  M,  "  " 

Stephenson  R  W,  confectioner  106  w  Main,  r  414  Wil- 
lard 

Stokes  A  H,  tobacconist,  (x\  H  S  &  Co)  114  w  Parrish, 
r  South  Durham 

Stokes  A  H  &  Co,  leaf  tob  dealers,  114  w  Parrish 

Stone  miss  Bettie,  118  Hunt 

Stone  mrs  C  E,  511  Mangum 

Stone  mrs  Fannie  B,  bds  Hopkins  House 

Stone  miss  Mary  E,  511  Mangum 

Stone  W  H  Sr,  elk,  511  Mangum 

Stone  W  H  Jr,  dry  goods  (Ellis  Stone  &  Co)  124  w 
Main,  bds  Hopkins  House 

GENUINE  DURHAM"  TOBACCO ! 

NONE  GENUINE  WITHOUT  THE  BULL. 


fake  the  Piedmont  Air-Line  ^:;:^,:sSLs;$^t 

New    Orleans,    Shrivcport,    Texas   and    California.     For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

152  DIRECTORY— White. 


Stratton  G  W,  L  &  D  R  R,  Ms  203  Rainseur 

Strattoii  W  M,    ■      ^' 

Strayhorn  nirs  Alice  H,  105  Holloway 

Strayliorn  miss  Annie  E,  3 1 1  Lea 

Stra}'horn  T  F,  local  eng,  105  Holloway 

Strayhorn  Gus  S,  105  Broadway 

Strayliorn  Robt  H,  elk  108  Mangum 

Strickland  Clyde,  tel  mess,  iii  Corcoran  r  E  Durham. 

Styron  mrs  Bertha,  209  Roxboro 

Styro'i  B  G,  139  McMannen 

Styron  mrs  Clara,  217  Liberty 

Styron  Chas  R,  elk,  r  309  e  Main 

Styron  Eugene,  tobacconist,  209  Roxboro 

Styron  Frank  B,  flagman  R  &  D  R  R,  r  309  e  Main 

Styron  miss  Katie,  309  e  Main 

Styron  miss  Nora,*     "  " 

Styron  miss  Pattie,    "  " 

Styron  mrs  Sally       "  *■' 

Styron  W  K,  elk  116  w  Main,  r  309  e  Main 

Sumnierfield  Abe,  301  w  Pettigrew 

Summerfield  mrs  C,  (C  Summerfield  &  Co)  r  301  w  Pet- 
tigrew 

Sunr.nerfield  C  &  Co,  clothing,  118  w  Main 

Sur.nnei-field  M,  (C  Summerfield  &  Co)  r  301  w  Petti- 
grew 

Summerfield  Otto,  301  w  Pettigrew 

Summerfield  miss  Rosa,  301  w  Pettigrew 

Suit  Willie,  123  McMannen 

Surles  mrs  Bettie  H,  115  Jackson 

Surles  Robt  L,  asst  yard  master,  L  &  D  R  R,  115  Jack- 
son 

Surles  W  B,  mdse  broker  201  w  Main  (up  stairs),  r  115 
Jackson 

Sutton  W^  A,  cigar  mkr,  11 3-1 15  Mangum 

Swersky  B,  peddler,  107  Cora 

THE  FIDELITY  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASSOCIATION  represented 
by  J.  J.   MAC  KAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


HTAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  passing  through  the  Cities 
I  of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,    Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  vSouth  and' South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  h.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  153 

Swift  J  W,  tobacconist  108  Roney,  r  Caswell  Hill 
Sykes  miss  Mary  J,  (deaf  mute)    cgtte    pkr,    bds  208    e 
Pettigrew 

TATE  MRS  MARY  J,  539  w  Main 
Tate  R  H, 
Tate  Will,  "  " 

Tatum  miss  Althea,  124  South 

Tatum  Ben  C,  a        i^ 

Tatnm  Earle  L,  u        a 

Tatum  mrs  Eula  M,  "        " 

Tatum  J  W,  tobacconist,  u       u 

Tatum  miss  Lillie  L,  i^        a 

Tatum  miss  Magnolia,  "        '• 

Tatum  miss  Rosa  J,  u       u 

Taylor  C  C,   stoves  and  tinware,     115  e  Main,   r  225 

Morris 
Ta}dor  mrs  Eliza,  225  Morris 
Taylor  mrs  FanniC;  wid,  nurse,   503  Mangum 
Taylor  Geo  S,  tinner,  115  e  Main,  r  102  Hunt 
Taylor  miss  Josie,         225  Morris 
Taylor  miss  Lilly,  "  " 

Taylor  miss  Lizzie,        "  " 

Ta\'lor  mrs  Mary  M,  102  Hunt 
Teer  Alexander,  216  Lea 
Terry  S  M,  126  Carr 

Tliacker  A  L,  grocer,    213  Morehead  ave,  r  209   Yancey 
Thacker  mrs  M  J,  ^^  u 

Thaxton  miss  Ferrebe,      203  Ramseur 
Thaxton  mrs  Joe,  "  " 

Thaxton  J  A,  farmer,  bds  " 
Thaxton   Dr  J  J,  physician,  me  Main   (upstairs)  bds 

203-  Ramseur 
Thaxton  J  J,  (Thaxton  &  Patton  ),  116  w  Main  r  208 

South 
Thaxton  mrs  Nora  B,  r  208  South 

Blackwell's  Durham  Toljacco  plpiriTfo^; 

reliable,   satisfactory   Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upon   the  market, 
hence  dealers  and  consumers  always  pronounce  it  "THE  BEST." 

15 


HflM^Tvo  *X»~  d<«il¥¥»«w*  A  il*»  T  iv»«  The  shortest  direct  line 
l^m  IM  Ml^mLQm  ^ir-MHe,  from  Washington,  D.  C, 
and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Athens  and  Birmingham.  .  For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

154  DIRECTORY— White. 

Thomas  A  J,  (Darnall  &  T)  103    e  Main   (up  stairs)  bds 

Driver  House 
Thomas  Allen  S,  drug  elk,  106  e  Main 
Thomas  mrs  Bertha,  213  Rigsbee  ave 
Thomas  C   C,    collector   First   Nat   Bank,  bds  Hopkins 

House 
Thomas  mrs  Jessie,  bds  Driver  House 
Thomas  L  E,  saloon  elk,  loi  Mangum 
Thomason  M,  wheelwright,  415  w  Green  • 
Thompson  Andrew,  214  w  Main 
Thompson  A  S,    saloon,    (Barbee  &   T)    106  Mangum  r 

205  Willard 
Thompson  miss  Bessie,  205  Willard 
Thompson  miss    Carrie  L,  106  Holloway 
Thompson  miss  Ella  A,  334  Chapel  Hill 
Thompson  E  C,  grocer,  320  e  Pettigrew,  r  118  Ramseur 
Thompson  Edgar   E,    elk   202   Mangum,  r  205  Liberty 
Thompson  mrs  Emily  E,  106  Holloway 
Thompson  Eugene  E,  tobacconist,  bds  105  Chapel  Hill 
Thompson  Geo  O,  cgtte  mach  hand,  621  Lea 
Thompson  J  J,  grocer,  332  Chapel  Hill,  r  334  Chapel  Hill 
Thompson  mrs  Josie  S,  205  Liberty 
Thompson  mrs  LB,  621  Lea 

Thomson  miss  Lula  E,   cig  pkr,  t'     " 

Thompson  mrs  Melissa  205  Willard 
Thompson  mrs  M  E,  105  Chapel  Hill 
Thompson  mrs  M  F,  334  Chapel  Hill  » 

Thompson  mrs  Sally  D,  109  Dandy 
Thompson  W  B,      106  Holloway 
Thompson  W  H,        "  "        ' 

Thompson  W  W,    printer,    129   e  Main,  (up  stairs),  bds 

334  Chapel  Hill 
Thomson  mrs  A  L,  105  Willard  ave 
Thomson  E  F,    book   kpr   W   Duke   Sons  &  Co,  r  105 
Willard  ave 

TIM^TTPl^   "^^'^^^1  J-  J-  MACKAY,  Agent  Fidelity   Mutual   Life 
li  1  »D  U  lAJli  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


JAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE,Passingthrou-h  the  Cities 
Rpi-nLin  l"i  If '  ^^V^.'-lottesville.  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro. 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia  and  Augusta,  to  the  South  and  South 
West,     tor  information,  address,  J.  h.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  I^ 


Tilman  W  B,  io8  Vickers  Alley 

Tilmau  nirs  Sallie  M,  io8  Vickers  Alley 

Tingen  B  T,  confectioner,  :^oo  w  Main,  r  107  Jones 

Tingen  mrs  Eliza  A,  n         u 

Tingen  miss  Jennie,  506  e  Main 

Tingen  R  B,    107  Jones 

Tingen  miss  Virgie  E,    107  Jones 

Tippet  R  L,  109  Dandy 

Tomlinson  Mrs  A  J,      '        r  404  IMorehead  ave 

Tomlinson  Lawrence  x^,  "  " 

Tomlinspn  miss  Lottie  M,        "  " 

Tomlinson  miss  Mabel  L,         "  " 

Tomlinson  S  F,  supt  R  F  Morris  &  Son,  tob  and  snnff 

factory,  w  Peabody,  r  404  Morehead  ave 
Tomlinson  Willard  C,  "  " 

Tnllock  G  W,  306  McMannen  , 

Tullock  mrs  Nancy  J,        "  " 

Tnllock  miss  Nannie,        "  " 

Tullock  SJ, 
Tnllock  T  J, 
Tullock  W  F, 

Turner  A  B,  carpenter,  307  Morgan         * 

Turner  mrs  Bettte  M,  u  ^ 

Turner  Claude  H,  506  Mangum 
Turner  E  W,  painter,  r  302  Morehead  ave 
Turner  miss  Lena,  307  Morgan 
Turner  L  G,  506  Mangum 
Turner  miss  Mary,  307  Morgan 

Turner  mrs  Mary  A,  "  " 

Turner  mrs  M  E,  cgtte  pkr,  209  McMannen 
Turner  W  D,  506  Mangum 

Turner  W  E,  dept  supt  B  D  Tob  Co,  "  " 

Turner  miss  Victoria,  cgtte  pkr,  r  209  McMannen 
Turrentine  miss  Alice,  134  McMannen 
Turrentine  mrs  A  B  V,  210  Queen 

Reliable  and  Satisfactory  / 

BLACKWELL'S  DURHAM  TOBACCO. 


Take  the  Piedmont  Air-Line  ^^J^,:;;SiS^. 

New    Orleans,    Shriveport,    Texas    and    California.     For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

156  DIRECTORY— Whitk. 


TurrentineJ  S,  210  Queen 

Turrentine  mrs  Martitia,  134  McManneii 

Tuviii  Abraham,  elk,  116  e  Main 

Tyson  James,  farmer,  206  Chapel  Hill 

Tyson  Jas  J,  conductor  N  &  W  R  R,  "  '' 

Tyson  mrs  M  A  J,  ''  " 

UMSTEAD  A  K,  tobacconist,  30..;  Dillard 
mstead  mrs  E  W,  an 

Um stead  Joe  M,  "  " 

Umstead  Jas  N,  tobacconist,  301  HoUoway,  t.2M)  Cleve- 
land 
Umstead  mrs  Lizzie  J,  210  Cleveland 
Umstead  Martin,  302  Dillard 
Umstead  Wm  U,  210  Cleveland 
Upcburch  C  E,  316  Chapel  Hill 
Upchurch  miss  Etta,  130  McMannen 
Upchurch  mrs  Ida  B,  316  Chapel  Hill 
Upchurch  miss  Irene,    "  " 

Upchurch  O  K,  elk,  122  \v  Main 

VANNQPPEN  CHAS  L,  204  McMannen 
auNoppenJJ,  "  " 

Vaughan  mrs  Emma,  loi  Dillard 
Vaughan  P  W,  drugs,  106  e  Main,  r  loi  Dillard 
Vaughan  W  H,  printer,  118  \v  Main,    bds  Driver  House 
Vernon  miss  Annice,  438  w  Main 
Vesson  miss  May,  307  Lea 
Vezey  G  L,  611  Mangum 

Vezey  mrs  Louisa,  "  " 

Vickers  Claude,  623  w  Proctor 

Vickers  Clyde,  "  '' 

Vickers  mrs  Geneva  A,  "  " 

Vickers  miss  Hattie  M,  "  '' 

Vickers  mrs  Laura,  309  Ramseur 
Vickers  miss  Lucy  E,  623  Proctor 

THE  FIDELITY  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASvSOCIATION  represented 
by  J.  J.   MAC  KAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE, Passingtlirough  fheCities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  Spartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  Soitth  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  h.  Taylor.  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White,  157 


Vicker.s  Dr  T  S,  physician,  1236  Main  r  309  Ramseur 
Vickers  W  D,  saloon  elk,  112  Church,  r  w  Durham 
Vickers  W  G,  pub  school  supt,  623  Proctor 
Vickers  mrs  MoUie,  103  Garrett's  Alley 
Vickers  Robt  G,  623  w  Proctor 

WAHAB  U  M,    dept    supt   Blackwells  Dur  C  T  Co, 
bds  Hotel  Claiborn 
Walker  Rev  Alex,  tob  buyer  Blackwells  Dur  C  T  Co,    r 

117  Ramseur 
Walker  D  T,   iioWillard 
Walker  miss  Hallie  B,  124  Ramseur 
W^alker  mrs  H  R,  117  Ramseur 
Walker  miss  Ivey,  124  Ramseur 
Walker  J  B,  tobacconist,  1 1 1  Pine,   r  East  Durham 
Walker,  J  W,  (J  T  Pinnix  &  Co)  no  Watkins,    r  124 

Ramseur 
Walker  J  W  Jr,  124  Ramseur 
Walker  miss  Nannie  M,  124  Ramseur 
Walker  miss  Sadie  C,  124  Ramseur 
Walker  Thos,  128  South 

Walker  Thos  J,  tob  buyer  Dukes,  r  West  Durham 
Walker  Yancev,  117  Ramseur 
Wall  mrs  K  M,  305  Chapel  Hill 
Wall  miss  Mary  S,  305  Chapel  Hill 
Wall  W  Iv,  book  kpr,  Blackwells    Dur    C    T    Co,  r  305 

Chapel  Hill 
Walter  miss  Lora,  524  w  Main 
Ward  J  J,  drug  elk  123  e  Main,  bds  213  e  Main 
Warren  miss  Annie  L,  dress  maker  in  e  Main  (Up  stairs) 

r  226  Morris 
Warren  Charles,  226  Morris 
Warren  miss  Corinna  C,  654  Mangum 
Warren  J  A,  Reams  warehouse  200  w  Main 
Warren  J  B,  supt  Dukes  Fact,  r  West  Durham 

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rice.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

158  DIRECTORY— White. 

Watkins  miss  Eula,  elk  124  e  Main,  r  302  Lea 

Watkins  M  L,  R  &  D  RR 

Watts  miss  Annie  L,  r  506  Lea 

W^atts  miss  Ella,  400  Mangum 

Watts  Geo  W,  (W  Duke  Sons  &  Co),  r  506  Lea 

Watts  J  T,  horse  trader,  400  Mangum 

Watts  miss  Lin  a  B,  400  Mangum 

Watts  mrs  L  V,  r  506  Lea 

Watts  Moran,  620  Mangum 

Watts  mrs  M  A,  prop.  Roanoke  House,   400  Mangum 

Watts  mrs  M  F,  219  Cleveland 

Watts  mrs  M  W,  620  Mangum 

Watts  miss  Nellie  G,  219  Cleveland 

Watts  S  E,  book  kpr,  202  Mangum,  1219  Cleveland 

Watts  W  T,  tob  flavorer,  B  D  C  Tob  Co,  r  620  Mangum 

Watts  W  T  Jr,  620  Mangum 

Weatlierspoon  A  L,  320  Chapel  Hill 

Weatherspoon  mrs  C  A,  320  Chapel  Hill 

Weatlierspoon  miss  Florence,  320  Chapel  Hill 

Weatherspoon  mrs  Isilla,  sack  stringer,  no  Reams  ave 

Weatlierspoon  John,  no  Reams  ave 

Weatherspoon  miss  Rosa,  sack  stringer,    no  Reams  ave 

Weatherspoon  mrs  Sarah,   508  w  Peabody 

Weatherspoon  Wm,  508  w  Peabody 

Weatherspoon  W  H,  (W  H  W  &  Co)  209  Mangum,  r 

320  Chapel  Hill 
Weatherspoon  W  H  &  Co,  grocers,  209  Mangum 
Webster  mrs  Bettie,  126  Carr 
Webster  J  C,  carpenter  126  Carr 
West  mrs  Hattie,  204  Morris 

West  Horace,  ticket  agt  R&D  RR,  bds  204  Morris 
West  miss  Mollie,  book  agt,  bds  340  w  Green 
Westridge  mrs  Margaret,  651  Mangum 
Westridge  Saml,  "  " 

Wheeler  Eleanor  M,  206  Willard 

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.  U  .   iVi  ALlY  A  1  Association  of  Philadelphia. 
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TAKE  THE  PI  ED  MONT  AIR  LINE,  Passing  through  the  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro.  Spartenburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gaiiisville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  i^q 


Wheeler  J  H,  shoe  maker,  206  Willard 

AVheeler  Paul,  ecu 

Wheeler  Rebecca  G,  a.  u  ■ 

Whi taker  miss  Ada  I,  artist,  225  Cleveland 

AVhitaker  miss  Anna,   no  South 

Whitaker  miss  Bessie,    "        " 

Wliitaker  miss  Bettie  £,311  Jackson 

Whitaker  mrs  Carrie  A,  225  Cleveland 

Whitaker  C  D,  foreman  "Daily  Globe",  r  no  South 

Whitaker  Charles,  319  Morgan 

Whitaker  Charles  R,  311  Jackson 

Whitaker  mrs  Dora  E,  312  Lea 

AVhitaker  D  W,  (Whitaker  Printing  House)  1 18  w  Main 
(up  stairs),  r  225  Cleveland 

Whitaker  E  J,  machinist  W  Duke  Sons  &  Co,  r3ii  Lea 

Whitaker  mrs  Fannie,  311  Lea 

Whitaker  miss  Fannie  E,  225  Cleveland 

Whitaker  mrs  Ida  P,  105  Broadway 

Whitaker  mrs  Julia  A,  105  Holloway 

Whitaker  J  A  S,  marble  cutter,  219  w  Main,  r  105 
Broadway 

Whitaker  Jno  W,  657  Mangum 

Whitaker  mrs  Lizzie  D,  no  South 

Whitaker  miss  Lottie  L,  225  Cleveland 

Whitaker  mrs  Maggie,  319  Morgan 

Wliitaker  mrs  Maggie  J,  657  Mangum 

AVhitaker  mrs  Mary,  311  Jackson 

Whitaker  miss  Mattie  C,  311  Jackson 

Whitaker  Printing  House,  118  w  Main  up  stairs 

Whitaker  Thos  J,  dept  supt  B  D  C  Tob  Co,  r  311  Jack- 
son 

Whitaker  Thos  S,  pressman,  118  w  Main,  r  105  Hollo- 
way 

Whitaker  W  B,  312  Lea 

Whitaker  Zack,  225  Cleveland 

GENUINE  DURHAM"  TOBACCO ! 

NONE  GENUINE  WITHOUT  THE  BULL. 


fake  the  Ksdmant  Air-Line,  fJJS  ^StaVtr^iVc! 

and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and   Birmingham.     For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

1 60  DIRECTORY— White. 


White  mrs  Callie,  526  w  Main 

White  C  C,  ass't  supt  at  Duke's,  526  w  Main 

White  mrs  D  L,  214  Cleveland 

White  Eddie,  303  Fnller 

White  Geo  W,  collector,  bds  108  Seminary 

White  J  A,  Agt  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  Hopkins  House 

White  mrs  J  A,  bds  Hopkins  House 

White  J  A  Jr, 

White  mrs  Julia  F,  w'd'w  526  w  Main 

White  mrs  J'L,  526  w  Main 

White  Jno  W,     bds  Hopkins  House 

White  Kenneth  M, 

White  mrs  Mary  E,  303  Fuller 

White  mrs  Millie,  108  Seminars- 
White  miss  Nannie,  623  e  Main 

White  R  A,  clerk,   107  w  Main,   bds  Hotel  Claiborn 

White  R  E,  secty  Y  M  C  A,  107,  109  Corcoran,  bds 
214  e  Main 

White  Robt  S,  bds  Hopkins  House 

White  Wm  R,  303  Fuller 

White  Willie,      '^ 

Whitehead  R  P,  clerk,  203  w  Main,  bds  Hotel  Claiborn 

WhiTEHURST  R  F,  president  Durham  Medicated  Ciga- 
rette Co)  130  e  Main,  upstairs,  bds  Hotel  Claiborn 

Whitehurst  mrs  S  E,  bds  Hotel  Claiborn 

Whitfield  mrs  Hawkins,  460  Roxboro 

Whitfield  T  W,  carpenter,  460  Roxboro 

Whitley,  mrs  E  A,  dressmaker,  203  e  Main 

Whitley  R  D,  Jeweler,  203  e  Main 

Whitt  A  T,  335  Chapel  Hill 

Whitt  miss  Minnie  Lee,  300  Fuller 

Whitt  mrs  Sallie  H,  300  Fuller 

Whitt  mrs  Sallie  T,  335  Chapel  Hill 

Whitt  T  A,  300  Fuller 

Whitt  Wm  T,  300  Fuller  '* 

TMCTIDT?   "^^'^^'^  J-  J-   MACKAY,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual   Life 
i  i>  O  U  Iv  Ej  AssociaHon  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  passing  through  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  vSouth  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  i6i 

Whitted  mrs  Ella  F,  223  Morris 

Whitted  J  M,  teller.  First  Natl  Bank,  r  223  Morris 

Whitted  J  Y,  mfr   plug  tob,  (Whitted  Tobacco  Co),  206 

e  Pettigrew,  r  305  e  Main 
"Whitted  nirs  Mary  J,  305  e  Main 
Whitted  mrs  MoUie  L,  223  Morris 
Whitted  mrs  N  E,  618  Mangnm 
Whitted  mrs  Sally,  223  Morris 
Whitted  S  E,  carpenter,  618  Mangiim 
Whitted   W  W;    bookkeeper,    Fidelity    Bank,    bds  223 

Morris 
Whitted  The  J  Y  Tob  Works,  J   Y  Whitted  Brest,  E  J 

Parrish  \'ice  P,  J  M  Whitted  Sec  and  Treas,  206  e 

Pettigrew. 
Wicks  miss  Carrie,  114  North 
Wicks  Geo  W,  cigtt  mch  hand,  114  North 
Wiggins  J  W,  farmer,  104  Vickers  x^lley 
W^iggins  mrs  M.L,  wdw,  327  Chapel  Hill 
Wilbon  J  D,  Sr,  collector  for  W  R  Mnrra>-  &  Co,  r  102 

Hunt 
Wilbon  J  D,  Jr,  printer,  119  e  IMain,  r  102  Hunt 
Wilbon  mrs  Martha  T,  102  Hunt 
Wilkerson  mrs  Ella  M,  535  w  Main 
Wilkerson  John  C,  tobacconist,  108  w  Green 
Wilker  mrs  Ada,     109  Dandy 
Wilker  Adam, 
Wilker  miss  Mattie,  "  .       " 
Wilker  miss  Nannie  "  " 

Wilkerson  mrs  Justina  L,  boarding,  108  w  Green 
Wilkerson  mrs  Mittie  x\'  535  w  Main 

Wilkerson  mrs  Sarah  A,  "  " 

Wilkerson  Walter  A,  ''      .    " 

Wilkinson  A,  no  Carr 

Wilkinson  mrs  Bettie  A,  boarding,  no  Carr 
Wilkinson  miss /E^la  no  Carr 

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reliable,   satisfactorj'   Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upon   the  market, 
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16 


Take  the  Piedmont  Air-Line.  ,ll  ^^°r4.on!^^.'l"! 

and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and   Birmingham.     For  information, 
address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

i6-  DIRECTORY— White. 

Wilkinson  HariT  L,  no  Carr 

Wilkinson  Jos  A,  u        c. 

Wilkinson  miss  Lncy  E,  *■'        *"' 

Wilkinson  miss  Maggie,  u        ti 

Wilkinson  S  M,  c.        cc         . 

Willard  Tlios  B,  clerk,  Morris  Mfg  Co,  bds  404  More- 
head  ave 

William>  A  B,  tob  worker,  446  Roxboro 

Williams  mrs  Annie  W,  409  Rigsbee  ave 

Williams  mrs  Bettie  C,  114  Carr 

Williams  miss  Bettie  V,  409  Rigsbee  ave 

Williams  mrs  Blanche,  128  Sonth 

Williams  mrs  Cattarine  C,  605  e  Main 

Williams  C  H,  tobacconist,  bds  Hopkins  House 

Williams  Chas  H,  tobacconist,  114  Can- 
Williams  mrs  Cora  L,  604  Mangnm 

Williams  miss  Ella,  114  Carr 

Williams  mrs  Hattie,  446  Roxboro 

Williams  H  B,  114  Carr 

Williams  miss  Jennie  D,  409  Rigsbee  ave 

Williams  miss  Ludelia,  204  South 

Williams  miss  Lula,  407  Lea 

Williams  Luther,  114  Carr 

Williams  mrs  Mary  E,  114  Carr 

Williams  mrs  mary  W,  318  e  Pettigrew 

Williams  P  H,  tobacconist,  128  South 

Williams  R  D,  gen  manager  and  propr  Banner  Ware- 
house, 214  w  Main,  r  409  Rigsbee  ave 

Williams  R  K,  clerk  R  &  D  R  R  depot,  bds  Hotel  Clai- 
born 

Williams  R  P,  cashier  Farmers  Alliance  Warehouse,  r 
604  Mangum 

Williams  R  W,  clerk  Banner  Warehouse,  r  409  Rigsbee 
ave 

Williams  mrs  Sallie,  11 4' South 

TNQTTRT7   "^^^"-'^  J'  J-   MACKAY,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual   Life 
1  i  >  kJ  U  r\  Hi  Associa*^ion  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AlR-LlNE,P?ssingthrough  the  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  Spartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  informal 
tion,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor.  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  163 

Williams  S  M,  L  &  D  R  R,  bds  125  Ramseur 
Williams  W  A,  agt  L  &  D  R  R,  bds  318  e  Pettigrew 
Williams  W  J,  elk,  114  South 
Wills  H  C,  tinner,  115  e  ]\Iain 
Wilson  miss  Annie  E,  211  Liberty 
Wilson  mrs  Addie  N,  211  Liberty 
Wilson  C  R,  farmer,  229  Morris 
Wilson  J  G,  fireman  R&DRR,  r2ii  Liberty- 
Wilson  L  J,  114  e  Main 
Wilson  mrs  Lucy  M,  229  Morris 
Wilson  miss  Mattie,  220  Willard 
Wilson  mrs  Sarah  J,  222  Willard  ave 
Wilson  W  C,  carpenter,  222  Willard  ave 
Wilson  W  F,  supervisor  R&DRR,  211  Liberty 
Wimberly  Celestia,  107  s  Gregson 

Wimberly  Himenia,  "  " 

Wimberly  Matthew,  carpenter  107  s  Gregson 
Wimberly  Sarah,  107  s  Gregson 
Winston  T  J,  elk,  122  w  Main,  r  116  South 
Winston,  mrs  Lula  E,  116  South 
Wise  mrs  J  J,  508  w  Main 
Wise  L  W,  bds  Hotel  Driver 
Wise  miss  Mary,  508  w  Main 
Wise  W  D,  watchman  Dukes,  r  508  w  Main 
Womble  mrs  Belle,  218  Libert v 
Wonible  Bertie  P,      "  "      ' 

Womble  Eustice  L,  "  " 

Womble  F  C,  clerk  no  e  Main,   r  218  Liberty 
Womble  JnoT,  Hardware,  no  e   Main,    r   218   Liberty 
Womble  mrs  Lina,  218  Liberty 
Wood  mrs  Ada  V,  105  Markham 
Wood  mrs  C  S,  302  Jackson, 
Wood  Geo  T,   126  e  Main  up  stairs 
Wood  J  S,  302  Jackson 
Wood  mrs  Lena,  126  e  Main  up  stairs 

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address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

164  DIRECTORY— White. 


Wood  R  S,  207  Yancey 

Wood  mrs  Susan,    "  "■ 

Wood  Walter  A,      " 

Wood  Wm  A,  '^         ^' 

Wood  W  E,  policeman,  105  Markhara 

Woodall  B  C,  elk  120  w  Main,  r  226  Cleveland 

Woodall  J  A,  chief  of  police,  104  Seminary 

Woodall  mrs  Lndie  M,  226  Cleveland 

Woodall  mrs  M  F,  104  Seminary 

Woodell  mrs  Sarqh  J,  305  South 

Woodell  W  D,  elk  246  w  Main,  r  305  South 

Woods  J  H,  oil  dealer,  342  w  Green,  Five  Points 

Woods  miss  Jennie  W,  342  w  Green,   Five  Points 

Woods  miss  Lillian,  301  South 

Woods  mrs  Martha,     "  " 

Woods  mrs  R  W,  boarding  342  w  Green,  Five  Points 

Woods  mrs  Sudie,  301  South 

Woods  Saml  L,  Supt  SnufF  Factory  R  F  Morris  &  Son, 

r  342  w  Green,  Five  Points 
Woodson  miss  Alma,  114  Broadway 
Woodson  miss  Bessie  E,    114  Broadway 
Woodson  Rev  C  A,  pastor    country   Baptist  Churches,  r 

114  Broadway 
Woodson  mrs  Georgia  C,  114  Broadway 
Woodward  mrs  Delia  E,  119  Ramseur 
Woodward  Geo   J,    elk    105    w    Main   (up  stairs),  r  119 

Ramseur 
Woodward  G  W,    book  kpr,  Parrish  wh,  r  119  Ramseur 
Woodward  miss  Jessie  T,  119  Ramseur 
Woodward  miss  Nola,  "  " 

Woodward  miss  Susan,        "  " 

Woody  E  D,  elk  232  w  Main,  r  106  Seminary 
Woody  mrs  Eugenia  F,  106  Seminary 
Woody  mrs  Jennie  F,  106  Seminary 
Woody  miss  Mary  A,  509  w  Main 

THE  FIDELITY  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASSOCIATION  represented 
by  J.  J.   MAC  KAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE, Passing  through  tlie  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro. 
Reidsville,  Salisbur}-,  Columbia  and  Augusta,  to  the  South  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— White.  165 

Woody  iiirs  Mary  H,  509  w  Main 

Word  Fleming-,  210  Willard 

Word  John,  "  " 

Word  John  W,      '• 

Word  mrs  Lizzie  M,  210  Willard 

Wright  R  H,    real  estate,    201   w  Main  (up  stairs),  bds 

Hotel  Claiborn 
Wyatt  mrs  Emma  H,  531  w  Main 
Wyatt  E  F  &  Son,  saddles  and  harness  120  w  Main 
Wyatt  M  B,  grocer  203  w  Main,  r  531  w  Main 

YANCE-Y  GEO  W,  flagman  O  &  C  RR 
ancey  mrs  Sally  E,  wdw,  dress  maker,    114  e  Petti- 
grew 
Yarborough  miss  Alma  D,  cgtte  insp,  214  Lea 
Yarborough  mrs  CM,  210  Morris 
Y^arborough  miss  Dora  H,  cgtte  pkr,  214  Lea 
Yarborough  mrs  O  E,  214  Lea 
Yarborough  W  T,   cgtte  mch  hand,  214  Lea 
Yates  Cecil  R,  205  Queen  • 

Yates  Rev  E  A,  Pres  Elder  Dur  Dist,  r  205  Queen 
Yates  Will  K,  205  Queen 
Yealock  E  P,  102  Jones 
Yearby  A  H,  elk  123  e  Main,  r  213  e  Main 
Yearby  mrs  Emma  A,  511  Manguni 
Yearby  House,  mrs  S  A  Yearby  prop,  213  e  Main 
Yearby  mrs  S  A,  boarding,  213  e  Main 
Yearby  miss  Ora  B,  213  e  Main 
Yearby  W  M,  drugs,  123  e  Main,  r  213  e  Main 
York  Hugh  B,  112  Broadway 
York  J  W,  Banner  Warehouse,   r  112  Broadway 
York  J  W  Jr,  112  Broadway 

York  miss  Lizzie  R,  •'  " 

York  miss  Mary  B,  " 
York  mrs  Mary  G,  " 
York  miss  Nellie  C,  "  " 

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CHURCHES. 

^T  Joseph's  A.  M.  E.  Church,  140  Eayetteville, 
Hayti,  Rev.  A.  J.  Chambers,  Pastor.  Sunday  service 
II  a.  in.  and  7:30  p.  m.,  Sunday  school  i  :30  p.  m. 
Prayer  meeting  Wednesday  8  p.  m. 

White  Rock  Baptist  Church,  408  e  Pettigrew,  Rev. 
Allen  Eaton,  Pastor.  vSunday  service  11  a.  m.,  3:30 
and  7 :30  p.  m.  Sunday  school  9  a.  m.  Prayer  meet- 
ing Wednesday  8  p.  m. 

Mt.  Vernon  Baptist  Church,  109  Mt.  Vernon 
Alley,  Rev.  P.  H.  Kirby,  Pastor.  Sunday  service  3  and 
7:30  p.  m.  Sunday  school  9:30  a.  m.  Prayer  meeting 
Wednesday  7:30  p.  m. 

Second  Baptist  Church,  West  Durham,  Rev.  T.  R. 
Tucker,  Pastor.  Sunday  service  3  and  7:30  p.  m.  Sun- 
day school  9  a.  m.  Prayer  meeting  Wednesda}-  7 :30 
p.  m. 

Emanuel  A.  M.  E.  Church,  West  Durham.  Rev.  M. 
S.  Steele,  Pastor.  Sunday  services  11  a.  m.  and  7:30 
p.m.  Sunday  school  9  a.  m.  Prayer  meeting  Wednes- 
day* 7 :30. 

Durham  Primitive  Baptist  Church,  105  Fayette- 
ville.  Rev.  Ellis  Faucett,  Pastor.  Services  ist  Satur- 
day and  Sunday  in  each  month. 


T  T\T  Q  T  T  D  T?   ^"^^^^  J-  J-  MACKAY,  Agent  Fidelity   Mutual   Life 
i IN  O  U  Iv ill  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


T-AKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  Passing  through  theCities 
I  of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro.  Spartanburg,   Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.     For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga, 


DIRECTOR  Y— Colored  .  1 67 


COLORED  LODGES,   ETC. 

Doric  Lodge,  No.  28,  F.  A.  M.,  Masonic  Hall,  129 
P'ayetteville,  Hayti.  C.  B.  Mayo,  W.  M.,  A.  D.  Wil- 
bon,  Secretary.  Meets  ist  and  3d  Monday  nights  in 
each  month. 

Pride  of  Durham  Lodge,  No.  2095,  G,  U.  O.  of 
O.  F.  Hall  108  Mangum.  J.  C.  Townsend,  N.  G., 
A.  R.  Moore,  Secretary.  Meets  ist  and  3d  Tnesdav 
nights  in  each  month. 

Supreme  Grand  Lodge  R.  K.  of  K.  D.  Hall  108 
Mangnm.  Jno.  W.  Wright,  S.  G.  M.,  W.  A.  Day,  S. 
G.  S.      Meets  snbject  to  call  of  Grand  Master. 

DurhamLodge  No.  I  R.  K.  of  K.  D.,  Hall  108  Man- 
gum.  F.  P.  Capps,  W.  M.,  Wm.  McClouden,  Secret'y. 
Meets  every  Friday  night 

Reliable  Lodge  No.  2970,  G.  U.  O.  of  O.  F.,  Hall 
108  Mangum.  John  Burroughs,  N.  G.,  Frank  Lyde, 
Secretary.  Meets  ist  and  3d  Thursday  nights  in  each 
month. 

Grand  Independdnt  Order  K.  of  K.  S.,  Eastern 
Star  Lodge,  No.  13,  Hall  201  Mangum.  W.  M.Johnson, 
W.  M.,  Stephen  S.  Jones,  Secretary.  Meets  every  Tues- 
day night. 

United  Order  True  Reformers,  Fountain  No. 
432,  Hall  108  Mangum.  Nathan  Hawkins,  W.  M., 
Ida  Weaver,  Secretary.  Meets  2d'  and  4th  Monday 
nights  in  each  month. 

Past  Grand  Master's  Council  G.  U.  O.  of  O.  F., 
Hall  108  Mangum.  S.  L.  Walden,  W.  G.  M.,  A.  R. 
Moore,  W.  G.  S.  Meets  2d  and  4th  Monday  nights  in 
each  month. 

J[     l\/r  A  Pl^  A  V  represents  the  Fidelity  Mutual  Life 
.  U.    lYl/lUlVA  1  Association  of  Philadelphia. 
Before  Insuring  your  life  do  not  fail  to  see    J.    J.    MACK  AY. 

He  can  save  you  money. 


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1 68  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Household  of  Ruth,  Hall  ro8  Manguiii.  S.  INI. 
Riiffin,  N.  G.,  Nannie  Hohnan,  W.  R.  Meets  ist  and 
3d  Monday  nights  in  each  month. 

SCHOOLS. 

Durham  Graded  School,  107  R.ed  Cross.  Prof.  J.  A. 
Whitted,  principal. 

Free  School,  Di.strict  No.  4,  116  Fayetteville,  Hayti, 
J.  C.  White^  principal.  Free  School,  District  No.  i, 
West  Dnrham,  L.  P.  Berry,  principal.  Free  School,, 
District  No.  24,  East  Durliam,  Rev.  T.  R.  Tucker, 
principal. 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

Excelsior  Hook  and  Ladder  Co.  No.  i.  P.  H.  Smith, 
Foreman,  J.  B,  Scales,  Secretary.  Meets  over  City 
Market,  2d  and  4th  Wednesday  nights  each  month. 


directory-Colored. 

ADAMS  MISS  DELLA,  in  Holloway 
dams  mrs  Delia,  208  Seminary 
Adams  IJenr\',  Smoky  Hollow 
Adams  J  F,  gardener,  202  Dillard 
Adams  Mar}-,  102  Umstead  alley 
Adams  Melvin,  107  e  Peabody 
Adams  Phebe,  321  Foster 
Adams  Pleasant,  212  Ramseur 
Adams  Thos,  208  Seminary 
Adams  Thos,   102  LTmstead  alley 
Adkins  Mariah,  cook,  124  Ramseur 
Aiken  miss  Martha,  115  Ramseur 
Albright  Jno  S,   115  Vickers  ave 

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West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored,  169 


Albright  Maggie,  cook,  625  Mangiim 

Allen  Fleming,  tob  worker  122  McMannen,  r  Hayti 

Allen  mrs  Candace,  106  Vickers  ave 

Allen  Henr}^,  211  Watkins 

Allen  J  Y,  barber,    iii  Mangum,  r  106  Vickers  ave 

Allen  Laura,  106  Vickers  ave 

Allen  Marys      "  " 

Allen  mrs  Millie,  211  Watkins 

Allen  Richard,  lab,  r  113  Mt  Vernon  alley 

Allen  Sarah,  cook,  221  Liberty 

Alston  Annie,  cook,  315  w  Main 

Alston  Delia,  cook,  208  Dillard 

Altson  Eddie  C,  309  Poplar 

Alston  Ferdinand,  butler,  107  Chapel  Hill 

Alston  Flora,  dom,  309  Poplar 

Alston  Matilda,  209  Carringtoif  alley 

Alston  Oscar,  404  Morehead  ave 

Alston  Patience,  cook,  309  Poplar 

Alston  Randal,  209  Carrington  alley 

Alston  Wm  H,  206  Red  Cross 

Amey  Sarah,  113  Amey 

Amey  Sarah  J,  113  Amey 

Amey  Toney,  blacksmith  304  w  Grren,  r  113  Amey 

Anderson  David,  brick  mason,  r  102  Ramsey 

Anderson  Jeseph,  tob  stemmer,        "         "" 

Anderson  Sarah,  washer,  "  " 

Andrews  Charlie,  barber,  102  w  Main,  r Mangum 

Armstrong  Albert,  coachman,  205  Morgan 

Armstrong  mrs  Susan,  "  " 

Arnold  Adelaide,  nurse,  213  e  Main 

Arnold  Nora,  cook,  133  McMannen,  r  216  e  Pettigrew 

Arnold  Richard,  tob    worker    112    McMannen,   r  216  e 

Pettigrew 
Arnold  Stephen,  loi  Mt  Vernon  Alley 
Ashe  mrs  Alice,  220  Rigsbee  ave 

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and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham.     For  information., 
address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

I/O  DIRECTORY — Colored. 


Ashe  W  Henr>%  220  Rigsbee  ave 
Atwater  Annie,  nurse,  108  e  Proctor 
Atwater  Lena,  cook,  307  w  Pettigrew 
Atwater  Rnfus,.  tob  worker,  108  e  Proctor 
Atwater  Serena,  cook,  135  McMannen 

BADHAM  SB,  153  Fayetteville 
ailey  Albert,  309  e  Pettigrew 
Bailey  Grant,  drayman,  no  Mt  Vernon  alley 
Bailey  Harry,  lab,  308  w  Main, 
Bailey  Henr>-,  224  Ramseur 
Bailey  John,  no  Mt  Vernon  alley 
Bailey  Josephine  300  McMannen 
Bailey  Julia,  dom,  336  w  Peabod}' 
Bailey  Man',  dom,  no  Mt  Vernon  alley 
Bailey  Nannie,  washer,  no  Mt  Vernon  alley 
Bailey  Richard,  lab,  307  e  Pettigrew 
Bain  Albert,  601  e  Main 
Baker  Cicero,  220  Rigsbee  ave 
Baker  Munro,  cook.  Hotel  Claiborn 
Baldwin  Danl  W,  108  Dillard 
Baldwin  John,  205  Vivian 
Banks  Abner,  carpenter,  209  Chapel  Hill 
Banks  Bettie,  cook,  302  w  Main 
Banks  Cannon, -314  Jackson 
Banks  Emily,  209  Chapel  Hill 
Banks  Fred,  wood  chopper,  210  Poplar 
Banks  Gracie,  122  Red  Cross 
Banks  Jas,  314  Jackson 
Banks  Judy,  122  Red  Cross 
Banks  Minnie  122  Red  Cross 
Banks  Nannie,   314  Jackson 
Banks  Ruffin,  porter,  206  Mangum 
Banks  Serena,  314  Jackson 
Banks  Sylvia,  209  Chapel  Hill 

THE  FIDELITY  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASSOCIATION  represented 
bv  J.  J.   MACKAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE, Passingfhroujiih  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro. 
■Reidsville,  vSalisburv,  Columbia  and  Augusta,  to  the  South  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L-  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored.  171 

Banks  Wilson,  314  Jackson 

Barbee  Anna,  108  Fa}'etteville 

Earbee  Clara,  405  Corporation 

Barbee  Eliza,  cook,  145  McMannen 

Barbee  Horea,  118  Fayetteville 

.Barbee  Jane,  cook  211  Carrington 

Barbee  Jennie  E,  118  Fayetteville 

Barbee  John,  220  Rigsbee  ave 

Barbee  Jno  B,  blacksmith,  40S  Mangnnj 

Barbee  Julius,  405  Corporation 

Earbee  Lena,  cook  400  Lea,  r  Hayti 

Barbee  L  W,  405  Corporation 

Earbee  Mary  F,  118  Fayetteville 

Barbee  Sam,  405  Corporation 

Earbee  Sarah,  washer,  109  Cora 

Barbee  Theodosia,  118  Fayetteville 

Barber  Frank,  405  Corporation 

Earber  Joe,  405  Corporation 

Barber  mrs  Louisa,  405  Corporation 

Barden  J  W,  107  e  Peabody 

Earham  Celia,  303  Chapel  Hill 

Barham  David,  tob  worker,  222  e  Pettigrew 

Earham  James,  303  Chapel  Hill 

Barham  Kattie,  cook,  207  Morris 

Earnhart  Edmond,  drayman,  220  e  Pettigrew 

Barnes  Caroline,  336  w  Peabody 

Barnes  James,  lab,  200  w  Main 

Barnes  Minerva,  yeast  maker,  r  214  Poplar 

Earnett  Wm,  325  Pine 

Bass  Rachel,   524  w  Main 

Battle  America,  cook,  401  e  Main 

Battle  Ellen,  611  e  Main 

Battle  Wm,       '^  ^' 

Eeatty  James,  barber,  w  Parrish,  bds  634  Mangum 

Benton  Peter,  brick  mason,  307  w  Pettigrew 

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NONE  GENUINE  WITHOUT  THE  BULL. 


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JTaKe  ine  rieam@iii  4ir-ijm.e  west,Montgomery,Mobiie, 

New   Orleans,    Shriveport,    Texas   and    California.     For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

1 7  2  DIRECTOR  Y— Colored. 

Best  Chas,  tob  worker,  401  w  Proctor 
Best  Dolly,  dom, 

Best  James,  tob  worker,  4.01  e  Proctor 
Best  Rachel,,  dom  401  e  Proctor 
Bethel  James,  lab,  212  Poplar 
Brewer  Beenie,  washer,  108  e  Proctor 
Bishop  George  lab,  319  Pine 
Bishop  Susan,  319  Pine 
Bivins  Wesley,  114  Vickers  ave 
Blackwell  Amy,  iii  Amy 
Blackwell  Ida,  112  Red  Cross 
Blackwell  Jerr}^,  124  Ramseiir 
Blackwell  Susan,    112  Red  Cross 
Blackwell  Willie  112  Red  Cross 
Blake  Wm  tob  stemmer,  r  208  s  Gregson 
Blue,  Benj,  lab,  r  319  e  Pettigrew 
Blue  Hannah,  washer,  r  319  e  Pettigrew 
Blue,  Laura,  319  e  Pettigrew 
Bobbitt  Frank,  lab,  r  102  s  Gregson 
Boling  Agnes,  washer,  402  w  Proctor 
Boling  Fanny,  tob  picker,  216  e  Pettigrew 
Boling  Harriet,  wdw,  cook,    216  e  Pettigrew 
Boling  Kate  tob  picker  216  e  Pettigrew 
Boling  Mary,  "  "       "  " 

Booth  Geo  209  Seminars- 
Booth  Kessiana,  109  Holloway 
Booth  Martha,        u  "         ' 

Bouldin  Fannie,    507  Mangmn 
Bouldin  Harriet,       "  " 

Bouldin  Katie,  "  " 

Bouldin  Mar}',  "  " 

Bowles  -Ed,  tob  worker,  318  Whitted 
Bowles  Laura,    218  Whitted 
Bowles  Lizzie,      "  " 

Bowles  Louisa,     "  " 

JT     l\/r  A  Pl^  A  V  represents  the  Fidelity  Mutuai.  Life 
.  J.   iYixTLV^lvx\  1  Association  of  Philadelphia. 
Before  Insuring  your  life  do  not  fail  to  see   J,   J.    MACKAY. 

He  can  save  you  money. 


TAKETHE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  Passing  through  the  Cities 
I  of  Raleigh   Durham,  Goldsboro.  Spartenburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.     For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L,.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored.  ^ 


Boyd  John,  206  Whitted 

Boyd  Bertha,         "  *' 

Boyd  Portia,  "  " 

Braan  Parthena,  r  117  Ramseur 

Bradshaw  Annie,  dom,  405  w  Pettigrew 

Bradshaw  Bettie,  315  w  Main 

Bradshaw  Dilsy,  wdw,  307  w  Pettigrew 

Bradshaw  Nannie,  315  w  Main 

Bradsher  Ed,  109  Ramseur 

Branch  LOB,  108  Dillard 

Branch  Richard,  315  Ramseur 

Brandon  Calvin,  126  Wilson 

Brandon  Chas,  R&D  depot  hand,  r  325  e  Pettigrew 

Brandon  Elizabeth,  washer,  106  e  Proctor 

Brandon  Emma,  washer,    120  Fayetteville 

Brandon  L,  504   w  Peabody 

Brandon  Eucinda,  126  Wilson 

Brandon  Peter,  butcher,  106  e  Proctor 

Brandon  Smith,  carpenter,  106  e  Proctor 

Branton  Mary  E,  605  e  Main 

Brewer  Florence,  607  e  Main 

Brewer  Nannie  B,  202  Dillard 

Brock  Eugene,  lab,      117  Poplar 

Brock  Fanny,  cook,       "       " 

Brock  Eucy,  cook,         "       " 

Brock  Pompey,  lab,       "       " 

Brody  Willie,' 212  Poplar 

Brooks  Ed,  lab,  212  Poplar 

Brooks  Millie,  231  Morris 

Browder  Geo,  brick  mason,  116  Whitted 

Browder  Julia,   116  Whitted 

Browder  Kit,  brick  mason,  307  w  Pettigrew 

Brown  Charity,  124  Vickers  ave 

Brown  Ella,  407  Roxboro 

Brown  Emeline,  225  Morris 


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vice.    For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

174  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Brown  Helen,  washer,  103  Moreliead  ave 

Brown  Henrietta,  washer,  105  Johnson's  alley 

Brown  H  W,  barber,  in  Mangum 

Brown  Jake,  delivery  boy,  r  114  e  Pettigrew 

Brown  James,  farm  lab,  636  Mangum 

Brown  Jefif,  106  Vickers  ave 

Brown  John,  cook,  Hotel  Claiborn 

Brown  Major,  124  Vickers  ave 

Brown  Martha  A,  washer,  626  Mangum 

Brown  Nettie,  106  Vickers  ave 

Brown  Sam,  cook,  Hotel  Claiborn 

Brown  Younger,  108  Whitted 

Bruce  Mary,  100  Cleveland 

Bryant  Geo,  tob  worker,  no  Mt  Vernon  alley 

Buchanan  Ed,  no  Orange 

Bullock  Celia,  502  w  Peabody 

Bullock  Henry,  porter,  203  w  Main. 

Buchanan  I  H,  140  Fayetteville 

Bumpass  Chancy,  dom,  311  Pine 

Bumpass  Francis,  washer,  102  Johnson's  alley 

Bumpass  Finch,  311  South 

Bumpass  General,  tob  worker,  311  Pine 

Bumpass  Jennie,  washer,  309  e  Pettigrew 

Bumpass  John,  lab,  309  e  Pettigrew 

Bumpass  Katie,  102  Johnson's  alley 

Bumpass  Lula,  tob  stamper,  102  Johnson's  alley 

Bumpass  Mary,  washer,    102  Johnson's  alley 

Bumpass  Rosa,       311  South 

Bumpass  Roxana,    "        " 

Bumpass  Thos,  309  South 

Burch  E  J,  124  Vickers  alley 

Burch  Graham,  303  Chapel  Hill 

Burch  Mary,  109  Cora 

Burch  Nannie,  107  Carrington 

Burnett  Ellen,  tob  stamper,  305  McMannen 

T  KfQTTD  I?   ^""'^^^^  J-  J-   MACKAY,    Agent  FideHty  Mutual   Life 
1  IN  O  U  rV  Li  Associa+ion  of  Philadelphia 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE, Passingthrough  the  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  vSpartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  vSouth  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L,.  Taylor.  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY — Colored.  175 


Burnett  James,  305  McMannen 

Burnett  Julia,  dom,  "  " 

Burnett  Mary,  "  " 

Burnett  Thos,  coachman,  305  McMannen 

Burnett  Wm,  203  w  Main,  r  East  Durham 

Burns  Caroline,  236  w  Peabody 

Burrell  Paul,    no  Orange 

Burt  Calvin,  112  Whitted 

Burt  mrs  C  L,  112  Whitted 

Burt  J  S,  108  Vickers  ave 

Burt  Matthew,  108  Vickers  ave 

Burt  Rachel, 

Burton  Alice  B,  128  Umstead  alley 

Burton  Clemial,    "  " 

Burton  Eveline,    "  " 

Burton  Henry,  porter,  Hotel  Claiborn,  r  Hayti 

Burton  Mariah,  wdw,  washer,  530  e  Main 

Burton  SB,  in  Peabody 

Burton  Thos,  128  Umstead  alley 

Burwell  Sherman,  lab  303  Pine 

Bynum  Delphia,  113  Red  Cross 

Byninn  James,  308  e  Main 

Bynum  Tom,  lab,  308  e  Pettigrew 

CAIN  BELLA,  washer,  325  Pine 
Cain  Eliza,  washer,  105  Mt  Vernon  alley 
Cain  Fannie,  619  Mangum 
Cain  James,  rock  mason,  103  Mt  Vernon  alley 
Cain  Jennie,  156  Fayetteville 
Cain  Mariah,  114  Cora 

Cain  Sarah  Ann,  washer,  103  Mt  Vernon  alley 
Cain  Walter,  lab,  r  325  Pine 
Cain  Wilson,  tob  worker,  105  Mt  Vernon  alley 
Cameron  Emma,  cook,  253  Cleveland 
Cameron  John  T,  box  maker,  209  s  Gregson 

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"I  from  Washington,  D.  C, 
and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Athens  and  Birmingham.  For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

176  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Cameron  Luke,  caipenter,  209  s  Gregson 
Cameron  Mary  J,  209  s  Gregson 
Cameron  Mar\-,  tob  stamper,  105  Morehead  ave 
Cameron  Sylvia,  sack  stringer,  209  s  Gregson 
Cameron  Willis,  tob  worker,  105  Morehead  ave 
Cannadv  Jesse,  tob  picker,       105  w  Cobb 
Cannady  Mary,  " 

Cannady  Minnie,  tob  worker,    "•  " 

Cannady  Penny,  dom,  "  " 

Cannady  Percy,  tob  worker        "  " 

Cannady  Sarah,  ''  " 

Capps  Bertha,  161  Fayetteville 
Capps  Ephriam,  223  e  Peabody 
Capps  F  P,  161  Fayetteville 

Capps  H  L,  restaurant,  11 1  w  Parrish,   r  223  e  Peabody 
Capps  Jim,  114  Vickers  ave 
Capps  Mariah  11 1  Broadway 
Capps  Marina,  207  Seminary 
Capps  mrs  Mary,  223  e  Peabody 
Carr,  Joe,  410  Willard 
Carrington  Martha,  205  South 
Carroll  Aurelia,  116  Vickers  ave 
Carroll  Mary, 
Carroll  Peter, 

Carver  mrs  Addie,  108  Cora 
Carver  SS,  "     " 

Cash  Jerusha,  644  Mangum 
Cash  Lizzie,  109  Hunt 
Castleberry  Alice,         209  Foster 
Castleberry  Annie,  "        " 

Castleberr>'  Elizabeth  "  " 
Castleberry  Esther,  "  " 
Castleberry  Rosa,  "        " 

ChambeRvS  Rev  A  J,  pastor  St  Joseph's  A  M  E  church,  r 
109  Wilson 

T1VIQTTP17   ^^^^^  J-  J-  MACKAY,  Agent  Fidelity   Mutual   Life 
1  IN  1^  U  X\  Hi  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  bej^ond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  passing  through  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  South  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored.  177 


Chambers  Ida,  122  e  Peabody 

Chambers  mrs  Lottie,  109  Wilson 

Champ  Anthony,  wood  chopper,  108  Mt  Vernon  alley 

Champ  Harriet,  cook,  307  e  Main,  108  Mt  Vernon  alley 

Chavers  Andrew,  no  Garrett's  alley 

Ch avers  Anna,  "  " 

Chavers  Annie,  106  Carrington 

Chavers  Carrie,  no  Garrett's  alley 

Chavers  Francis,  cook,  r  102  s  Gregson 

Chavers  Hallie,  106  Carrington 

Chavers  Kate,  104  Umstead  alley 

^havers  Martha,  no  Garrett's  alley 

Chavers  M inters,     "  " 

Chavers  Nannie,  domestic,  213  e  Main 

Chavers  Theophilus,  no  Garrett's  alley 

Chavers  Thos,  tob  worker,  Hayti 

Christmas  mrs  Candace,  107  Amey 

Christmas    Mathew     H,     drayman,     Hotel   Claiborn,    r 

107  Amey 
Christmas  Sadie,  107  Amey 
Claiborn  Evaline,  319  Foster 
Clark  Annie,  249  Cleveland 
Clark  Archy,  601  e  Main 
Clark  Mary  J,  100  Cleveland 
Clark  mrs  Sarah,  in  Whitted 
Clay  John,  222  Rigsbee  ave 
Clayton  Ginsie,  cook,  200  e  Proctor 
Clegg  Sinah,  204  Glenn 
CI  egg  Wesley,  "        " 
Cole  Johnny,  112  Carrington 
Coleman  Annie,  406  e  Pettigrew 
Coleman  Jane,        "  " 

Coleman  J  C,  "  " 

Coley  Emeline,  washer,  200  e  Proctor 
Collins  Hattie,  washer,  r  113  Mt  Vernon  alley 

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Take  the  PiedmQnt  Ajr-L,ins,  f^cu  Washington,  d.  c, 

and  Richmond,  Va.,  to   Athens   and   Birmingham.     For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

178  DIRECTORY— Colored. 

Colly.  Emma,  20S  McMannen 

Colly  Flora,  dom,  201  Morehead  ave 

Colly  W  F,  grocer,  "  "' 

Cotton  Stephen,  porter,  203  w  Main 

Conch  Eli,  405  Roxboro 

Conch  H  V,  311  Sonth 

Conch  Ida,  216  Poplar 

Conch  Mary  Bell,  405  Roxboro 

Conncil  J  D,  109  Whitted 

Conncil  Rnfn.s,  ho.stler,  209  w  Green 

Conrts  Lncy  A,  dom,  201  Jack.son 

Cozart  Isabella,  206  Qneen 

Cozart  Oscar,         "        ^ ' 

Craig  Alex,  406  w  Proctor 

Craig  Annie,  102  Carrington 

Craig  Chas  C,  night  watch  Hotel  Claiborn,  226  Whitted 

Craig  Charlotte,  406  w  Proctor 

Craig  Cornie,  105  Mangnm 

Craig  Emma,  226  Whitted 

Craig  Wm,  restanrant,  lOj  Mangnm 

Craig  Wm,  drayman,  203  w  Main 

Cross  Carrie,  dom,  200  e  Proctor 

Cross  Geo,  barber,      "  " 

Cross  Oscar,  cook  Hotel  Claiborn 

Cnnningham  C  M,  109  Holloway 

Cnnningham  Fannie,  307  Sonth 

Cnnningham  Frank,  waiter,  611  Mangnm 

Cnnningham  Lavinia,  109  Holloway 

Cnnningham  Lonisa,  dom,   611  Mangnm 

Cnnningham  Martha,  109  Holloway 

Cnnningham  Nathan,  307  Sonth 

Cnnningham  Pattie,  2.;2  Rigsbee  ave 

Cnrry  Jennie,  cook,  221  Morris 

DANCY  CAPTAIN,  325  Pine 
Daniel  Chas,  105  e  Peabody 

I  ]V]  O  T  T  n  U    ^vith  J.  J.   MACKAY,  Agent  Fidelity    Mutual    Life 
1  IN  O  U  r\  J_J   Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelit}'  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


-yAKE  THE  PIEDMONTAIR  LINE,  Passing  through  the  Cities 
1  of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro.  Spartenburg,  Greenville   Seneca 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.     For  informa- 
tion, address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


DIRECTORY— Colored.  179 


Daniel  Delia,  iii  Vickers  alley 

Daniel  Dicey,  102  Umstead  alley 

Daniel  Dilsy,  1 1 1  Vickers  alley 

Daniel  Eleanor  "  " 

Daniel  Irvin,  lab,  218  e  Pettigrew 

Daniel  Maggie,  cook,  121  McMannen 

Daughty  James,  no  Red  Cross 

David  Daisy,       211  Queen 

David  Julia  Ann,  "        " 

Davis  Calvin,  blacksmith,  301  Church 

Davis  Chas,  scavenger,  304  w  Proctor 

Davis  Joe,  lab,  304  w  Proctor 

Davis  Susan,  tob  stamper,  304  w  Proctor 

Davis  Wm,  tinner,  115  e  Main,  bJs  220  e  Pettigrew 

Day  Bettie,  105  e  Peabody 

Day  C  M,  138  Fayetteville 

Day  Jane,  202  Glenn 

Day  Jim,  406  w  Proctor 

Day  Julia,  310  South 

Day  Willie,  406  w  Proctor 

Dean  Daniel,  tob  worker,  249  Cleveland 

Dean  Emma,  "  " 

Dick  Garland,  hostler,  no  Orange 

Dixon  Ben,  210  Seminary 

Dixon  Joe  D,  tob  worker,  634  Mangum 

Dixon  Julia,  "  " 

Dixon  lyizzie,  227  Corporation 

Doherty  Jim,  teamster,  103  Morehead  ave 

Dollar  Fanny,  tob  stemmer,  306  McMannen 

Dollar  Jane,  washer,   312  e  Main 

Dollar  Kerney,  lab,       "  " 

Dollar  Lucy,  boarding,    306  McMannen 

Dollar  Robert,  hostler,      "  " 

Donnell  Phillis,  cook,  213  w  Pettigrew 

Dortch  :\Iinerva,   206  Roxboro 


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1 80*  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Dortch  Sis,  215  e  Main 
Dortch  W  M,  206  Roxboro 
Downey  Elam,  lab,  bds  305  Willard  ave 
Dnke  Sidney,  201  w  Green 
Dnnkins  Lnla,  102  Ramsey 
Dunnagan  Gus,  waiter,  200  McMannen 
Dnnnagan  John,  porter,  209  Mangnni 
Dnnston  Calvin,  brick  mason,  105  Whitted 
Dunston  Charley      "  "  ''  " 

Dunston  Lizzie,  nnrse,  210  Morris 
Dnnston  Rebecca,  dom,     212  Pine 
Dnnston  Wm,  shoe  mkr,     "        " 
Dnrham  Annie,  washer,  112  Reams  ave 
Dnrham  Mary,  "  "  " 

"P  ATM  AN  KATE,  407  Corporation 

JU  Eaton,  Rev  A  P,  Pastor  White  Rock  Bap  clinrch, 

r  406  e  Pettigrew 
Eaton  mrs  A  P,   4-6  e  Pettigrew 
Eaton  Francis,  210  Cleveland 
Edwards  DC,        114  Red  Cross 
Edwards  Jennie,      "  " 

Edwards  Henry,    113         " 
Edwards  Nancy,  108  Mt  Vernon  alley 
Edwards  Rich'd,  204  Seminarv 
Elam  HC,  114  Chnrch 
Ellison  Francis,  307  w  Pettigrew 
Emerson  Jordan,  cobbler,  211  e  Main 
Enbanks  Jennie,  nnrse,  209  w  Green 
Evans  Addie,  406  Dnke 
Evans  Aggie,  215  Poplar 

Evans  George,  marble  polisher  219  w  Main,  406  Duke 
Evans  Jas  R,  porter,   loi  e  Main 
Evans  Jim,  406  Dnke 
Evans  Junius,  tob  cutter,  601  e  Main 
Evans  Katie,  washer,  "  " 

J[      l\/r  A  P  l/"   A  A/   represents  the  Fidelity  Mutual  Life 
.  i)  .    lYl  ALlV  A   I  Association  of  Philadelphia. 
Before  Insuring  your  life  do  not  fail  to  see    J.    J.    MACKAY. 
He  can  save  you  money. 


YAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR.LINE,Passin;?throuc.h  the  Cities 
1    ot  Alexandna,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,   Danville,  Greensboro. 
-Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia   and  Au-usta,  to  the  South  and  South 
Uest.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored.  ^ 


-Evans  Nancy,  cook,  103  Mt  Vernon  alley 
Evans  Rosa,  314  Rigsbee  ave 

FAISON,  MARY  J,  cook,  106  Cleveland 
Fancette  J  P,  depot  R  &  D  R  R 
Faucette  Bettic,  iii  Fayetteville 
Fancette  Dilsy,  washer,  107  e  Proctor 
Fancette  Edmond,  lab,     "  " 

Fancette  Geo,  tob  worker,  218  Poplar 
Faucette  Hmirietta,  163  Fayetteville 
Fancette  Jerry,  107  e  Proctor 
Fancette  Julia,  163  Fayetteville 
Fancette  Lillie,  "  " 

Fancette  Lucy,  107  e  Proctor 
Fancette  Mary,  163  Fayetteville 
Fancette  Sarah,  107  e  Proctor 
Fancette  Shepherd,  163  Fayetteville 
Faucette  Wm,  218  Poplar 
Ferrell  Amanda,  cook,  601  e  Main 
Ferrell  Bettie,  cook,  223  e  Peabody 
Ferrell  Chas  E,  209  Pine 
Ferrell  Minnie,  601  e  Main 
Ferrell  S  H,  223  e  Peabody 
Ferrell  Wm,  202  Rigsbee  ave 
Ferrington  General,  112  Red  Cross 
Ferrington  Mary,  "  " 

Ferrington  Walker,  porter,  105  e  Main 
Fields  Bertha,  200  Pine 
Fields  Ellis,  tob  worker,  105  Morehead  ave 
Fields  Wm,  "  *' 

Fillpot  Clara,  404  Morehead  ave 
Finch  Thos,  207  s  Gregson 
Fitts  Jack,  drayman,  203  w  Main 
Fitts  Marina,  408  e  Main 
Fitts  Pharaoh,  lab,  400  w  Main 


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182  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Fitts  Thos,  tob  packer,  300  ]M.ang-uni,  r  Hayti 

Fitts  Will,  lab,  400  w  Main 

Fitzgerald  Addison,  208  Carrington 

Fitzgerald  Lea,     .       "  " 

Fitzgerald  Lena,  '^  '*■ 

Fitzgerald  Matilda,     " 

Fleming  Florie,  103  Garrett's  alley 

Fleming  Geo,  lab,  r  113  Mt  Vernon  alley 

Fleming  John  J,    no  Mangnin 

Foot  Thos,  teamster,   102  s  Gregson  '    . 

Foot  Wm,  fireman,        "  " 

Foster  Georgiana,  206  Glenn 

Foster  Orange,    107  e  Peabody 

Franklin  Rev  John,  r  214  Poplar 

Freeland  x\lice,  tob  stamper,  103  ]\Iorehead  ave 

Freeland  Bettie,  washer,  "  " 

Freeland  Ed, 

Freeland  George,  103  Ainey 

Freeland  Maggie,    "        " 

Freeman  Jim,  brick  maker,  406  \v  Proctor 

Fnller  Ardelia,  603  e  Main 

Fuller  Jabe,  drayman,  300  Mangum 

Fuller  Marshall,  lab,  406  w  Proctor 

Fuller  Pithy,  r  105  Johnson's  alley 

GANT   EMMET,    155  Fayetteville 
Garner  Alice,  loi  Yancey 
Garrison  Wm,  cook,  no  Mangum 
Gattis  Anna,  165  Fayetteville 
Gattis  Ben,  135 
Gattis  Ella,  206  Glenn 
Gattis  George  165  Fayetteville 
Gattis  John,  108  Whitted 
Gattis  Mary,  135  Fayetteville 
Gattis  Sarah,  165  " 

T  IM  C  n  D  17   ^i*^^^  J    J-   MACKAY,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual   Life 
1  IN  >J  U  IX  L  Associa^^ion  of  Philadelphia 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


nPAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE,Pnssingthrousli  the  Cifies 
1    of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goklsboro,  Spartanburg. 'Greenville,  vSeneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the   South   and   South'West.     For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor.  Atlanta,  Ga. 


DIRECTOR  Y— Colored.  i  83 


Geer  Ann,  dom,  310  e  Main 

Geer  Charles,  tob  worker,  122  McMannen,  r  E  Durham 

Geer  Cornelia,  washer,  143  Fayetteville 

Geer  Ella,  washer,  309  Pine 

Geer  Emma,  143  Fayetteville 

Geer  Henry,  elk  11 1  e  Peabody,  r  143  Fayetteville 

Geer  Ida,  143  Fayetteville 

Geer  Jane,  washer,  311  Pine 

Geer  Joe,  tob  worker,  637  Mangnm 

Geer  Juno,  cook,  "  " 

Geer  Oliver,  308  w  Main 

Geer  Ritta,  cook,  216  Cleveland 

Geer  Rosa,  loi  s  Gregson 

Gser  Solomon,  saloon  me  Peabod}',  r  143  Fayetteville 

Gibson  Ana,  112  Carrington 

Gibson  Burke,  '' 

Gibson  Henry,  R  R  hand,  309  Pine 

Gibson  John,  112  Carrington 

Gibson  Larcena,  bag-maker,  509  Pine 

Gibson  Mollie,  112  Carrington 

Gill  Alta,  112  Umstead  alley 

Gill  Bettie,  112  Umstead  alley 

Gilmer  Katie,  117  Glenn 

Gilmer  R  M,  117  Glenn 

Gilmore  Nick,  hostler,  232  w  Main 

Glenn  Annice,  117  Glenn 

Glenn  DC,  218  Glenn 

Glenn  Eucinda,  500  w  Proctor 

Goins  x\ngeline,  104  Carrington 

Goins  Charlie,  104  Carrington 

Goins  Eliza,  104  Carrington 

Goins  Josephine,  cook,  312  Lea,  r  104  Carrington 

Goodloe  Amos,  106  e  Peabod\- 

Goodloe  Annie,  ii9Whitted 

Goodloe  Harry,  lab,  bds  326  e  Pettigrew 

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address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

184  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Goodloe  Lillie,,  22o  Glenn 

Goodloe  Louis,  220  Glenn 

Goodloe  Louisa^  220  Glenn 

Goodloe  Nathan,  107  e  Peabody 

Goodloe  R-ebecca,  220  Glenn 

Goodloe  Thos  J,  119  Whitted 

Gordon  Simon,  115  Vickers  ave 

Graham  James,  lab,  317  Pine 

Graham  Sallie,  washer,  404.  w  Proctor 

Gray  Allen,  lab,  408  w  Proclor 

Gray  Arthur,,  io2-  e  Parrish 

Gray  Charles,  hostler,    232  w  INIain 

Green  Adaline,  115  Whitted 

Green  Calvin,  115  Whitted 

Green  Coleman,  tob  worker,  Hayti 

Green  Elijah,  115  Whitted 

Green  Emma,  412  w  Peabody 

Green  Gaston,  hostler,  232  w  Main,  r  116  Vickers  ave 

Green  General,  1:04  Queen 

Green  Hattie,  116  Vickers  ave 

Green  Hattie  L,  100  Cleveland 

Green  Henderson,  102  Garrett's  alley 

Green  Henry,  116  Vickers  ave 

Green  Lugenia,  113  Red  Cross 

Green  Malinda,  113  Red  Cross 

Green  Martha  A,  102  Garrett's  alley 

Green  Miles,  204  Queen 

Green  Ruth,  303  e  Main 

Green  Wm,  116  Vickers  ave 

Gregory  Alice,  tob  wkr,  107  Mt  Vernon  alley 

Gregory  Carrie,  102  Stray  horn  ave 

Gregory  William,  tob  wkr,   107  Mt  Vernon  alley 

Griffin  Reams,  222  Rigsbee  ave 

Griffin  Wesley,  220  e  Pettigrew 

Grimes  Bud,  412  w  Peabody 

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^y  J-  J-  MACKAY,  gives  lirst-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  passing  througli  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro. 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  vSouth  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— CoLORKD.  185 


Grimes  Elizabeth,  115  Vickers  ave 
Grimes  Harriet,  412  w  Peabody 
Grimes  Lucy,  115  Vickers  ave 
Grimes  Peter,     "  '^  " 

Guess  Evaliue,  103  Morehead  ave 
Guess  Frank,  drayman,  623  e  Main 
Guess  Mollie,  623  e  Main 
Guess  Tern  pie,   "■         " 

HACKNEY  ALBERT,  106  Glenn 
ackney  Fannie,  "■         " 

Haines  Laura,  206  Seminary 
Haines  Matthew,  206  Seminary 
Hall  Alice,  washer,  202  s  Gregson 
Hall  Annice,  washer,  202  s  Gregson 
Hall  Charles,  drayman,  206  Mangum 
Hall  Emma,  202  s  Gregson 
Hall  Fannie,  cook,  617  Mangum 
Hall  Harry,  carpenter,  202  s  Gregson 
Hall  Jane,  washer,  202  s  Gregson 
Hall  Lizzie,  407  Corporation 
Hall  Nannie,  119  Whitted 
Hall  Phillis,  cook,  402  Morehead  ave 
Hall  Ruffin,   205  Whitted 
Hall  Lelia,  dom,  307  McMannen 
Halliburton  Henrietta,  116  Red  Cro.ss 
Halliburton  J  W,    116  Red  Cross 
Halliburton  Mariah,  662  Mangum 
Halliburton  Martha,  116  Red  Cross 
Halliburton  Winnie,  116  Red  Cross 
Hamlet  vStephen,  204  Seminary 
Hampton  Mary,  210  Seminary 
Hanks  Joe,  waiter,  no  Mangum  (restaurant) 
Hanner  Corinna,  washer,  r  325  e  Pettigrew 
Hanner  Bettie,  tob  stamper,   r  325  e  Pettigrew 
Hanner  Elam,  lab,  325  e  Pettigrew 

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Xew    Orleans,    Shriveport,    Texas    and    California.     For  information . 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


186  DIRECTOR  Y^CoLOREix 


Hargis  Win  J,  63,1  e  Main 

Hargrave.s  Ada^  212  w  Cobb 

Hargravcs  Maggie,  washer,  103  jVIorehead  ave 

Hargraves  Martha,  cook,  105  Morehead  ave 

Harris  Annie,  200  e  Peabody 

Harris  Bettie,  .102  Umstead  alley 

Harris  Henry,  109  Cora 

Harris  Jennie,  washer,  326  Pine 

Harris  Joe,  waiter,  400  Mangum 

Harris  Joe,  tob  worker,  108  Whitted 

Harris  John,  207  South 

Harris  Lillie  Bell,  108  Whitted 

Harris  Lucy,  207  Smith 

Harris  Susan,  108  Whitted 

Harrison  Henry,  lab,  115  Poplar 

Haskins  Addie,  116  Whitted 

Haskins  Dora,  103  Dillard 

Ha.skins  Ella,  116  Whitted 

Haskins  Fannie,  109  Fayetteville 

Haskins  Logan,  105  Glenn 

Haskins  Martha,    116  Whitted 

Haskins  Mary,        "  " 

Haskins  Nathan    408  e  Main 

Haskins,  Phoebe,  205  Glenn 

Haskins  Virgil,  109  Fayetteville 

Harward  Virginia,  222  e  Pettigrew 

Hawes  Ike,  325  Pine 

Hawkins  Bettie,  216  Watkins 

Hawkins  Julia,      "  " 

Hawkins  Nathan,  216  Watkins 

Hawkins  Wm,  porter,   203  w  Main 

Hawkins  W  H,  216  Watkins 

Hayes  Alston,  114  Church 

Haywood  Alf,  barber;  102  w  Main 

Haywood  Mary,  109  Cora 

JT      IWr  A  P  l/^   A  "V   I'epresents  the  Fidelity  Mutual  L,ife 
.  U  .   lYlilL'lVil  I  Association  of  Philadelphia. 
Before  Insuring  your  life  do  not  fail  to  see    J  .   J  .    M  ACK  A  Y  . 

He  can  save  you  money. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AlR-LlNE.Pfissins^throuyhfheCitk'^ 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensl)oro. 
iReidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia  and  Augusta,  to  the  South  and  vSouth 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L,.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored.*     '  18,7 


Haywood  Richard,  barber,  102  w  Main 
Heartt  Charley,  cook,  6o<S  Mangmn 
Heartt  Ida,  403  Manguni 
Heartt  Lula,  107  Fayetteville 
-Helpler  Kinck,  .110  Red  Cross 
Heinpier  Abram,  lab,  215  Poplar 
Henipier  Warren,  tob  worker,    217  Poplar 
Henderson  Amos,  412  w  Peabody 
Henderson  Henrietta,  402  e  Pettigrew 
Henderson  West,  ''  -  '■ 

Herbin  Sarah,  113  Holloway 
Herndon  Jerry,  tob  picker,  300  Manguni 
Hester  Bertha,  305  Willard  ave 
Hester  Major,  lab,  305  Willard  ave 
Hester  Mary,    107  Willard  ave 
Hester  Rothy,  washer,  r  305  Willard  ave 
Hicks  x\iney,  102  Strayhorn  alley 
Hicks  E  W,  barber,  102  w  Main,  r  142  Fayetteville 
Hicks  Mack,  615  e  Main 
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Hicks  S  L,  barber,  102  w  Main 
Hicks  Wm,  637  JManguni 
Hicks  W  H,  102  Strayhorn  alle}' 
Higgs  Van,  no  Orange 
Hight  Ira,  220  Whitted 
Hight  Martha,  220  Whitted 

Hight  Sam  B,  blacksmith,  301  Chnrch,  r  220  Whitted 
Hill  Katie,  .408  Rigsbee  ave 
Hill  Mary  E,  dom,  213  e  Main 
Hines  C  H,  barber,  102  w  Main,  r  113  Red  Cross 
.  Hinton  Addison,    105  Whitted 
Hinton  Amanda,  153  Fa-etteville 
Hinton  Bedy  A,  loi  e  Main 
Hinton  Bettie,  153  Fayetteville 
Hinton  Charity,  607  e  Main 

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Hinton  C  H,  115  Amey 

Hinton  Jim,  401  e  Main 

Hinton  Maggie,  153  Fayetteville 

Hinton  Sarah,  617  e  Main 

Hodge  Mollie,  cook,  402  Morehead  ave 

Hogan  Aggie,  washer,  410  e  Pettigrew 

Hogan  Horace,  410  e  Pettigrew 

Hogan  Jane,  410  w  Peabody 

Hogan  Mark,  "  " 

Hogan  Mark,  Jr,  410  w  Peabody 

Hogan  Mary  A,       "  ''      ^ 

Hogan  Win,  207  Seminary 

Holder  Sidney,  219  Poplar 

Holloway  Cornelia.  118  Umstead  alley         ^ 

HollowayCJ,  " 

Holloway  Georgiana,  " 

Holloway  Jackson,       " 

Holloway  John,  " 

Holloway  Julia,  " 

HollowavJA,  " 

Holloway  J  H, 

Holman  Ada,  103  Garrett's  alley 

Holman  Caroline,  240  e  Pettigrew 

Holman  Charity,  119  Whitted 

Holman  Henry,  308  South 

Holman  Mollie,  108  Broadway 

Holman  Nannie,  cook,  r  634  Mangum 

Holman  Wesley,  blk  smith,  410  Mangum,  r  Albright 

Holman  W^m,   220  Poplar 

Holt  Fannie,  washer,  203  Morehead  ave 

Holt  Gustina,  "  "  " 

Holt  Sampson,  R  R  hand,  203  Morehead  ave 

Holt  Sam  A,  tob  pkr,  203  Morehead  ave 

Holt  Thos,  shoe  mkr,  415  w  Main,  r  W  Durham 

Hood  Francis,  203  Liberty 

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DIRECTORY— Colored.  189 


Hooker  Stephen,  204  Seminary 

Hopkins  May,    103  Whitted 

Horace  Polly,  631  e  Main 

Horton  x\nnie,  620  e  Main 

Horton  Avie,  127  Fayetteville 

Horton  Jarrett,  119  Whitted 

Horton  Jordan,  127  Fayetteville, 

Horton  Mollie,  114  Cora 

Horton  Perry,  no  Red  Cross 

Howard  Annie,  200  e  Proctor 

Howell  Ike,  lab,  102  Johnson's  alley 

Hnghes  Edney,  141  Fayetteville 

Hnghes  Louisa,  146  Fayetteville 

Hughes  Marion,  124  Wilson 

Hughes  Ned,  141  Fayetteville 

Hughes  Radford,  124  Wilson 

Hughes  Roxie,       "  " 

Hughes  Wm,  restaurant,  1,14  Church 

Hunt  Green,  637  Mangum 

Husbands  David,  tob  worker,  416  e  Pettigrew 

Husbands  Frank,  school  teacher,  416  e  Pettigrew 

Husbands  Lola,  416  e  Pettigrew 

Husbands  Richard,  tob  worker,  213  Glenn 

Husbands  Sally,  208  Ramseur 

Husbands  Viney,  419  e  Pettigrew 

JACKSON  BEN,  150  Fayetteville 
Jackson  Chas,  "  •' 

Jeffries  Anna,  207  South 
Jeffries  Annie,  204  Queen 
feffries  Annie,    in  Amey 
Jeffries  Jno  A,  224  Rigsbee  ave 
Jeffries  Louisa,   "  '• 

Jeffries  Mike,  201  w  Green 
Jeffries  Moses,  117  South 


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190  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Jeffries  Robert,  1 1 7  w  Parrish 

Jeffries  Sallie,  108  Mt  Vernon  alley 

Jenkins  Henderson,  lab,  404  e  Main 

Jenkins  Lizzie,  204  Morris 

Jenkins  Mary,  no  Mt  Vernon 

Jewell  Devereux,  317  Foster 

Jewell  Sarah, 

Johnson  Anna,  cook,  404  Morehead  ave 

Johnson  Anthony,  tob  worker,  r  208  s  Gregson. 

Johnson  A  J,  138  Fayetteville 

Johnson  Callie,  506  e  Main 

Johnson  Celia,  cook,  109  Jackson 

Johnson  Charlie,  138  Fayetteville 

Johnson  Cornelia,  cook,  218  Dillard,  r  E  Durham 

Johnson  Delia,  in  Vickers  ave 

Johnson  Daniel,  211  Carrington 

Johnson  Ed,  120  Vickers  ave 

Johnson  Edna,  no  Willard  ave 

Johnson  Eliza,  208  s  Gregson 

Johnson  Etta,  204  Queen 

Johnson  Hattie,  in  Vickers  ave 

Johnson  Henry,  lab,  208  s  Gregson 

Johnson  Jennie,  cook,  119  Broadway 

Johnson  Jennie,  408  e  Pettigrew 

Johnson  J  S,  108  Vickers  ave 

Johnson  Julia  W,  621  e  Main 

Johnson  Kate,  120  Broadway 

Johnson  Kye,  well  digger,  r  105  Johnson's  alley 

Johnson  Lizzie,  211  Carrington 

Johnson  Lucy,  402  w  Proctor 

Johnson  Lula,  211   Carrington 

Johnson  Rev  L  H,  408  e  Pettigrew 

Johnson  Mary,  no  Willard  ave 

Johnson  Nancy,  120  Vickers  ave 

Johnson  Rachel,  219  Liberty 

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DIRECTORY— Colored.  191 


Johnson  Riifns,  tob  worker,  410  e  Pettigrew 

Johnson  Sally,  cook,  "  ^' 

Johnson  Sarah  104  Vickers  ave 

Johnson  Silas,  113  Red  Cro.ss 

Johnson  Simon,  120  Vickers  ave 

Johnson  Solomon,  11 1      " 

Johnson  Susan,  318  e  Pettigrew 

Johnson  Venie,   :-^03  Cleveland 

Johnson  Violet,  cook,  305  McMannen 

Johnson  Walter,  408  e  Pettigrew 

Johnson  William,  104  Vickers  ave 

Johnson  W  H,  208  s  Gregson 

Jones  Abbey,  cook,  208  Pine 

Jones  Adelaide,  222  e  Pettigrew 

Jones  Anna,  103  Corporation 

Jones  Annie,  325  Pine 

Jones  Bin,  200  Seminary 

Jones  Bryant,  tob  worker,  122  McMannen,  rN  Durham 

Jones  Charlotte,  215  e  Main 

Jones  Ed,  209  Seminary 

Jones  Ella,  208      " 

Jones  Emma,  cook,  205  South 

Jones  Eunice,  105  Fayetteville 

Jones  Essex,  205  South 

Jones  Geo,  209  South 

Jones  Harrison,   208  South 

Jones  Henry  H,  214  e  Main 

Jones  Jacob  D,  102  Johnson  alley 

Jones  J  H,  112  Vickers  ave 

Jones  Lizzie,  504  w  Peabody 

Jones  Lucius,  104  Vickers  ave 

Jones  Lucinda,  103  Rowland 

Jones  Matilda,  102  Johnson  alley 

Jones  Marina,  209  Foster 

Jones  Martha,  151  Fayetteville 

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Jones  Mary,  205  South 

Jones  ]\Iary,  120  e  Main 

Jones  Mary,  504  w  Peabody 

Jones  Mattie,    208  Seminary 

Jones  Mollie,  211  Carrington 

Jones  Mollie,  cook,  126  McMannen 

Jones  Quint,  lab,  222  e  Pettigrew 

Jones  Rodema,  105  Fayetteville 

Jones  R  F,  tob  worker,  151  Fayetteville 

Jones  Sallie,  105  Fayetteville 

Jones  Violet,  209  Seminary 

Jones  Willis,  103  Rowland 

Jordan  Cornelius,  105  Amey 

Jordan  Elsey,  128  Wilson 

Jordan  Phillis,   105  Amey 

Jordan  Shote,  134  Fa}'etteville 

Jordan  Webb, fruit  canner,  104  w  Cobb 

Judd  Mack,  418  e  Pettigrew 

Justice  Bettie,  113  Whitted 

Justice  Dave,  120  e  Main 

Justice  John,  wood  chopper,  218  Poplar 

Justice  Mary,  tob  stamper,        ""        " 

Justice  Mollie,  631  e  Alain 

Justice  Rob't,  119  Amey 

Justice  Rob't,  Jr,  119  Amey 

Justice  vSol,  barber,  103  Mangum 

Justice  vSusan,  washer,  218  Poplar 

KILLEBREW  WM,  tinner,  115  e  Main 
ing  Charles,  tob  worker,  115  Poplar 
King  Ida,  washer,  n  u 

Kirby  Rev  P  H,  222  Rigsbee  ave 
Kirkland  Eillie,  207  Yancey 

LACK  JAMES,  lab,  212  Poplar 
ane  Caroline,  317  e  Pettigrew 

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1  IN  v^  U  rV  Hi  Association  of  Philadelphia 

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Ivane  Da\-id,  108  Red  Cross 

Lane  Eliza,     "  '' 

Lane  Fab,       "■'  " 

Lane  Hattie,  317  e  Pettio-re\r 

Lane  Jennie.    108  Red  Cross 

Lane  Joe,  "  " 

Lane  Katie,       "  -" 

Lane  Lunsford,  ^' 

Lanier  Haywood,  Jab,  307  e  Pettigrew 

Lasater  John.  129  Raniseur 

Latta  J  D,  lab,  200  e  Proctor 

Laws  Jnlia,  nurse,  625  Mangum,  r  E  Dnrliam 

Laws  Tempy,  623  e  Main 
Lea  John,  dra.>-nian,  108  Mangum 
Lea  Lelia,  109  Whitted 
Lea  Rob' t,    *'         ^' 
Leach  H  M,  402  Morehead  are 
Leach  Tiney,    109  Cora 
Leak  John,  lab,  305  Ramseur 
Leary  Laura,  no  Carr 

Leathers  Agnes,  tob  stamper,   306  w  Proctor 
Leathers  Charley,  210  Cleveland 
'Leathers  Cynthia,  108  Amey 
Leathers  Jack,  "  '<  ' 

Leathers  J  W,  "  " 

Leathers  Mariah,  tob  stemmer,  306  w  Proctor 
Leathers  Mary,  dom,  "  a 

Leathers  ]\Lar>-,  200  e  Proctor 
Leathers  Alose,  117  w  Parrish 
Leathers  Ned,  teamster,  306  w  Proctor 
Leathers  Viney,  112  Dillard 
Leathers  Will,  tob  stemmer,  306  w  Proctor 
Lewis  Wm,  porter,  124  w  Main 
Lindsay  Henry,  lab,  203  Pine 


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Lindsay  Henry  L,  barber,  130  e  Main,  basement 

Lipscomb  Emma,  640  Manoiim 

Lipscomb  Genett,     "  " 

Lipscomb  George,    "  " 

Lipscomb  Grant,  224  Rigsbee  ave 

Lipscomb  Jim,  R&D  depot 

Lipscomb  Mary,  640  Mangnm 

Lipscomb  Phil,      "  " 

Lipscomb  Pricey  J,  213  e  Main 

Locke  Georgiana,   311  w  Pettigrew 

Lockhart  Easter,  401  Corporation 

Locklear  Sarah,  106  Vickers  alley 

Long  Chas  L,  114  Chnrch 

Long  Doney,  118  w  Peabody 

Long  Lizzie,  washer,  207  Morehead  ave 

Long  Mariah,  222  e  Peabody 

Lovd  Cora,  102  Carrington 

Loyd  Lizzie,  ''  " 

Lnnn  Martha,  cook,  216  Dillard 

Lnnsford  Dave,    139  Fayetteville 

Lnnsford  Fannie,   103  Hunt 

Lunsford  Jane,  139  Fayetteville 

Lnster  John  H,  brick  maker,  402  w  Proctor 

Lutterloh  Fannie,  washer,  105  Mt  Vernon  alley 

Lutterloh  Wm,  lab, 

Lvde  Annie,  611  e  Main 

Lyde  Frank,    " 

Lyon  Anna,  tob  worker,  212  Poplar 

Lyon  Anthony,  lab,  327  Pine 

Lyon  Calvin,   613  e  Main 

Lyon  Caroline,  washer,  313  Pine 

Lyon  Caroline  E,  309  Pine 

Lyon  David,  225  Whitted 

Lyon  Ed,  613  e  Main 

Lyon  Elijah,  lab,  200  w  Main,  r  309  Pine 

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DIRECTORY— Colored.  195 

L\'on  Harriet,  wa.sher,  315  e  Pettigrew 

Lyon  Jackson,  113  w  Parrish 

-Lyon  J  N,  321  Foster 

-Lyon  Lone}-,  315  e  Pettigrew 

Lyon  Mack,  lab,  214  w  Main,  r  315  Pine 

Lyon  Manuel,  tob  prizer,  212  Poplar 

Lyon  Mary,  225  Whitted 

Lyon  Millie,  321  Foster 

Lyon  Muss,  tob  prizer,   313  Pine 

Lyon  Nanny,  tob  stamper,  327  Pine 

Lyon  Nathan,  marble  rubber  219  w  Main,  r  N  Durham 

Lyon  Sail}',  washer,  r  315  Pine 

McADAMS  ED,  coachman,  107  Chapel  Hill 
cAllister  Annie,  washer,  309  e  Pettigrew 
McxA.lli.ster  Jennie,  122  Ramseur 
McxAllister  J  S,  saloon  elk,  309  e  Pettigrew 
McCauley  Fannie,  loi  Mt  Vernon  alley 
McClave  Ellen,  106  Carrington 
McCown  Ada,  112  Umstead  alley 
McCown  Ann,  wdw,  634  Mangum 
McCown  Bettie,  112  Umstead  alley 
McCown  Ealie  A,  634  Mangum 
McCown  Jennie,  112  Umstead  alley 
McCown  J  H,  -634  Mangum 
McCown  Lena,  634  Mangum 
McCown  Louisa,  634  Mangum 
McCown  Mittie,  112  Umstead  alley 
McCown  Peter,  teamster,  634  Mangum,  rear 
McCown  Potter  J,  painter,  404  Mangum 
McCown  Salina,  634  Mangum,  rear 
McCown  S  H,  teacher,  634  Mangum 
McCown  Sam  N,  "  "  ' 

McCown  Wm,  112  Umstead  alley 
McCo}'  Fanny,  1 1 1  Amey 


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McCoy  Miles,  re.5taiirant,   cor  Main  &  Corcoran,  r  hl 

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McCoy  Neal,  lab,  200  e  Proctor 
McCoy  Sam,  lab.     " 
McCoy  Sarah,  boarding,  200  e  Proctor 
McCracken  Lina,  409  e  Main 
IvIcCnllers  Katy,  115  Poplar 
McCnller.s  Tiney,  tob  worker,  109  Cora 
McDade  Bettie,  219  Whitted 

McDade  Delia,  cook,  135  McMannen,  r  304  MclNIanne^i 
McDade  Joseph,  219  Whitted 
McDade  Jo.shua,    ''         " 
McDaniel  Wm,  105  e  Peabody 
IvIcDong-al  David,  cook,  115  Jackson 
McKa}'  Jarrett,  203  Pearson  ^ 

McKay  J  H,  212  Pine 
McKee  Jim,  118  Seminary 
McKinsey  Artelia,  105  Chapel  Hill 
McLean  Rachel,  500  w  Main 
McNeill  Margaret,  251  Cleveland     • 
McOneen  David,  115  Jackson 
Mackay  Rnfns,  106  Carrington 
Macklin  G  W,   barber,    130  e   Main,    basement,    r    220 

e  Pettigrew 
Macklin  P  D,  130  e  Main,  basement 
Macklin  W  A,    ^^ 
Macon  Daniel,  305  Pine 
Macon  Sally,        "       " 
Madkins  Daniel,  500  w  Main 
Mallett  Estella,  312  South 
Mallett  Martha,  washer,  106  e  Cobb 
Mallett  Wm,  312  South 
Malone  Julia,  224  Rigsbee  ave 
Malone  Rom,      "  '' 

Mangum  Adolphus,  218  Poplar 

TNQTTP17   ^^itli  J-  J-  MACKAY,  Agent  Fidelity    Mutual   Life 
1  IN  1^  U  lAi-J  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
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West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored.  197 

Maiigiira  Beckie,  210  Seminary 

Mangum  John,        "  " 

Manley  Charles,  130  e  Main,  basement 

Manlev  Ida,  220  Rigsbee  ave 

Manley  Mariah,  332   e  Pettigrew 

jMarkham  Edeon,  134  Fayetteville 

Markham  Jerry,  loi  Yancey 

JMarkham  Joe,  401  Corporation 

Markham  Mollie,  134  Fayetteville 

Markham  Rachel,  211  Liberty 

Markham  Senah,  401  Corporation 

Marsh  Julia,  253  Cleveland 

Marsh  Parthenia,  115  Ramseur 

Marsh  Tho.s,  ''^ 

Marsh  Wm,  253  Cleveland 

Martin  Annie,  11 1  Fayetteville 

Martin  Frank,     "         "     " 

Martin  R  W,  107  e  Peabody 

Mason  Annie,  tob  stemmer,  103  Queen 

Mason  Fannie,  124  Ramseur 

Mason  Haywood,  tob  worker,  r  1 1 2  Reams  ave 

Mayo  Annie,  106  Carrington 

Mayo  Cornelius,  126  Wilson 

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Mayo  Hallie,  106  Carrington 

Mayo  Henderson,     "  " 

Mayo  Lea,  " 

Mayo  Nellie,  126  Wilson 

Meacham  John,  308  w  Proctor 

Meatle  An  nice,  106  Carrington 

INIeatle  George,     "  " 

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Mebane  Cora,   109  Cora 

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198  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Mebane  Jas  A,  410  Willard 

Mebaiie  Rebecca  "  " 

Mebane  Tamar,  washer,  220  Poplar 

Meeks  Edney,  502  Lea 

Merrick  John  (Wright  &  Merrick,  barbers),  102  w  Main, 

r  104  Fayetteville  st,  Hayti 
Merrick  mrs  Martha,  104  Fayetteville  st,  Hayti 
Merritt  Addison,  toncha  bean  grinder,  214  Poplar 
Merritt  Mattie,  208  Seminary 
Merritt  Nancy,        113  Red  Cross 
Merritt  S  M, 

Miller  Amanda,     112  " 

Miller  Ella, 

Miller  Lila,  "  " 

Miller  Mattie, 

Miller  Minerva,       "  " 

Minx  Amey,  tob  worker,  loi  s  Gregson 
Minx  Rosa       "  "  " 

Mitchell  Calvin,  214  w  Main 
Mitchell  Emma,   219  Poplar 
Mitchell  Ida,    137  Fayetteville 
Mitchell  James,    drayman,    206  Mangum,    bds  133  Mc- 

Mannen. 
Mitchell  John,  tob  worker,  219  Poplar 
Mitchell  Kizzie,  washer,  219  Poplar 
Mitchell  Nannie,  washer,  324  Pine 
Mitchell  Rebecca.  219  Poplar 
Mitchell  Robt,  tob  ciirer,  219  Poplar 
Mitchell  Roberta,  124  Vickers  ave 
Mitchell  R  E,  L  &  D  R  R  depot 
Mitchell  Wm  T,  waiter,  213  e  Main,  r  219  Poplar 
Moore  Dr  A  M,    physician,  200  e  Main,   2d  floor,    r  no 

Fayetteville  st,  Hayti 
Moore  A  R,  159  Fayetteville 

THE  FIDELITY  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASSOCIATION  represented 
by  J.  J.   MACKAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  Passing  through  the  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goklsboro.  Spartenburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  vSouth  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L-  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored.  199 


Moore  Benie,  406  Duke 

Moore  Clem,  409  Rigsbee  ave 

Moore  mrs  Cottie,  no  Fayetteville 

Moore  John,  126  Fayetteville  ■ 

Moore  Julia,  159  " 

Moore  Martha,  210  Seminary 

Moore  Sarah,  309  South 

Moore  Sarah,  219  Cleveland 

Moore  Sarah  A,   126  Umstead  alley 

Moore  Susan,  210  Seminary 

Moore  Viney,  100  Cleveland 

Morehead  Lucy,  107  Wilson 

Morgan  Ada,  416  e  Pettigrew 

Morgan  Alex,  114  Umstead  alley 

Morgan  Cora,   657  Mangum 

Morgan  Emma,  114  Umstead  alley 

Morgan  Ida,  cook,  219  Poplar 

Morgan  Jim,  114  Umstead  alley 

Morgan  Lucinda,  114  Umstead  alley 

Morgan  Roxana,  tob  worker,  211  Morehead  ave 

Morris  Julia,  cook,  251  Cleveland 

Morris  Joe,  tob  picker,  300  Mangum,  r  152  Fayetteville 

]\Iorris  Julia,  cook,  616  Mangum 

Morris  Mary,  312  South 

Morris  Parthenia,  cook,  311  e  Pettigrew 

Morris  Sallie,  152  Fayetteville 

Morris  Tom,  lab,  311  e  Pettigrew 

Morris  Wm,  tob  worker,  251  Cleveland 

Morson  Amanda,  205  South 

Morson  Scipio,        "         " 

Morton  Carrie,  cook,  400  Morehead  ave 

Murchinson  J  W,  barber,  103  ]\Iangum 

Murphy  Annie,  613  e  INIam 

Murphy  Charley,  b  U'ber,  103  Mangum 

]\Iurphy  Josephine,  106  Carrington 

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200  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Murray  Geo,  lab,  307  e  Pettigrew 
Murray  Katie,  218  Dillard 
Murray  Rose,  307  e  Pettigrew 

NEWLIN  CHARITY,  531  w  Main 
ewlin  Sarah,  122  Umstead  alley 
Nichols  HeniT,  205  Whitted 
Nichols  Lena,  114  Cora 
Nichols  Serena,  no  Red  Cross 
Nixon  Jane,  115  Garretts  alley 
Noel  Julia,  cook,  506  e  Mangum 
Nunn  Daniel,  205  Red  Cross 
Nunn  Mary,  628  Lea 
Nunn  Ruffin,    "      " 

OATES  MARIAH,  snuff  worker,  108  e  Proctor 
'Daniel  Bell,  157  Favetteville 
O' Daniel  Cornelia,  " 
O' Daniel  Julian,      " 
O' Daniel  J  W, 
O' Daniel  Nannie,    "  " 

Ofield  Wni,  tob  worker,  105  Mt  Vernon  alley 
Olive  Mary,  loi  s  Gregson 
Olive  T  D,  129  w  Main 
Oliver  Ed,  tob  picker,  216  e  Pettigrew 
Overby  Amy,   305  Pine 

Overby  Jacob  N,  waiter,  no  Mangum,  r  305  Pine 
Overby  Jordan,  105  Mangum 
Overby  Mary,  305  Pine 

Overby  Rob  I,  waiter,  no  Mangum,  r  305  Pine 
Overby  Wm,  restaurant,  no  Mangum,  r  305  Pine 
Owen  Fayette,  608  Mangum 

PAGE  ELIZA,  221  Whitted 
age  Judia,  154  Fayetteville 
Page  J  J,  221  Whitted 
Page  J  R,    "  

IIMQTTRF   ^^^^  J'  ■^"   ^I^^CKAY,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual   Life 
1  i  >  O  U  i\  JL  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


•"■pAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  L  IN  E>  passing  through  the  Cities 
I  of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,   Lynchburg,    Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  vSouth  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored.  201 


Page  M  8,154  Fayetteville 

Parham  Mariah,  cook,  214  Morris 

Parker  Henry,  120  Umstead  alley 

Parker  Jos  H,      " 

Parker  Lula,        '«  " 

Parker  Marg't,    ^' 

Parker  Mary  A,  311  e  Main 

Parker  W  J,  120  Umstead  alley 

Parrish  Alex,  225  e  Peabod}- 

Parrish  Caroline,  cook,  611  Manguni 

Parrisli  Mary,  225  e  Peabody 

Paschall  Carrie,   144  Fa}'etteville 

Patterson  Adaline,  114  Cora 

Patterson  Andrew,  620  Lea 

Patterson  Emily,  620  Lea 

Patterson  Francis,  104  Vickers  ave 

Patterson  Gracy,  loi  s  Gregson 

Patterson  Jerry,      "  " 

Patterson  Jno,  tob  worker,  122  McMannen,  r  E  Durham 

Patterson 'Rebecca,    109  Carrington 

Patterson  Sudie,  317  e  Pettigrew 

Patterson  Susan,  cook,  113  Poplar 

Patterson  Wm,  104  Vickers  ave 

Peace  Annie,  113  Red  Cross 

Peace  Annie,  200  e  Proctor 

Peace  Pleasant,  200  e  Proctor 

Peaks  Luke,    114  Red  Cross 

Peaks  Sarah,    "  " 

Pearson  Rev  G  W,  157  Fayetteville 

Peeden  Betty,  1 1 1  HoUow'ay 

Pennington  Alex,  wood  chapper,  307  McMannen 

Pennington  Allen,   lab,  304  McMannen 

Pennington  Frank,  drayman,  117  e  Main 

Pennington  Lizzie,  dom,  304  McMannen 

Peoples  Easter,  cook,  317  e  Pettigrew 

Blackwell's  Durham  Tol)acco  ;:p;^:ri';i°::m: 

reliable,   satisfactory  Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upon   the  market, 
hence  dealers  and  consumers  always  pronounce  it  'ThU  BEST." 
21 


PiEDMOiNT  AIE-LIUE  '^'^^^^^^  Passenger  and  Freight 
h  *4J«J*i.WlN,  1  4*4ft  UXi.\Li,  Li„e  of  ti^g  Sq^^Jj  ^^..^,^  unsurpass- 
ed Facilities  for  prompt  and  satisfactory  Passenger  and  Freight  Ser- 
vice.    For  information,  address,  J.  I,.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga.      "^ 

202  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Peoples  Fred,  317  e  Pettigrew 

Peoples  Harry,  tob-  worker,  317  e  Pettigrew 

Peoples  Jane,  washer,  "■  ^' 

Peoples  Junius,  porter,  '■'  "■ 

Peoples  Ivil lie,  "^  '-'- 

Peoples  Wash,,  lab,  "-  '•'- 

Perry  Annice,  204.  Seminary 

Periy  Candace,  "  *■' 

Perry  Isaac,         ''  " 

Perry  Luke,  220  Rigsbee  ave 

Perry  Rosa,  116  Broadway 

Perry  Thos,  204  Seminary 

Perry  Violet,  "  '^ 

Pettigrew  Geo,  R&D  depot  hand,  r  313  e  Pettigrew 

Pettigrew  Maiy,  washer,  313  e  Pettigrew- 

Phipps  Margaret,  washer,  212  Poplar 

Phipps  Wm,  tob  worker,      "         " 

Pointer  Ann,  washer,  420  e  Pettigrew 

Pointer  Annie,  420  e  Pettigrew 

Pointer  Fanny,  washer,  420  e  Pettigrew 

Pointer  Wm,  tob  worker,  420       " 

Pookram  H  H,  tob  worker,  108  Vickers  ave 

Pookram  Rebecca  ^'  *■'■ 

Pool  Berry,  124  Fayetteville 

Pool  J  M,       ''  " 

Pool  R  L,       "  ^' 

Potter  W  H,  109  e  Peabody 

Potter  Lucy,    "  " 

Pratt  Adaline,  323  Chapel  Hill 

Pratt  Ella,    108  Mt  Vernon  alley 

Pratt  Emma,  209  Morehead  ave 

Pratt  Emeline,  cook,  209  Morehead  ave 

Pratt  John,    205  Rowland 

Pratt  Jno  W,   323  Chapel  Hill 

Pratt  Lizzie,    114  Red  Cross 

1  N  S Tl  R  F   r*''  J-  J-   MACKAY,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual   Life 

^t     t}^  *- *  ^  AssociaHon  of  Philadelphia. 
vZ    1  ^    "I  ?^  thf  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


nPAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE, Passing throu-htneCitle* 
I    of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  L3'nchburg,   Danville,  Greensboro 
iReidsville,  vSalisbury,  Columbia   and  Augusta,  to  the  vSouth  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored.  203 


Pratt  Luther,  205  Rowland 

Pratt  Milly,      "  " 

Pratt  Susan,  iii  Holloway 

Presbyterian    Church,     colored,    no    Mangum    (up 

stairs) 
Price  Jack,    208  e  Pettigrew 
Price  Josephine,  cook,  528  Mangura 
Price  Sudie,  208  e  Pettigrew 
Prince  Bettie,  loi  Corporation 
Prince  Frank,     "  " 

Prince  Harriet,  "  " 

Prince  Renfz,      "  " 

Prince  Sarah,      "  " 

Pur^ear  Carrie,  116  Red  Cross 
Puryear  Charley,  no  Vickers  ave 
Puryear  Elijah,  116  Red  Cross 
Puryear  Evaline,  207  South 
Puryear  F  F,  114  Mangum 
Puryear  Grandian,  114  Red  Cross 
Puryear  Henry,  113  *' 

Puryear  Louisa,  116  " 

Puryear  Matilda,  no  Vickers  ave 
Puryear  Matthew,  n6  Red  Cross 
Puryear  Nannie,       "  " 

Puryear  Silas,  114  '< 

RAGLAND  BELLA,  ni  Holloway 
atler  Jim  W,  104  Vickers  ave 
Ray  Anna,  104  Seminary 
Ray  Anna  S,  11.7  w  Parrish 
Ray  Annie,  209  Ramseur 
Ray  Ben,  424  e  Pettigrew 
Ray  BJ,      " 

Ray  Daniel,  207  Whitted 
Ray  Duncan,  107  Fayetteville 


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and  Richmond,  Va.,   to   Athens  and   Birmingham.     FoAnformation' 
address,  J.  I^.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


204  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Ray  Elvira,  424  e  Pettigrew 

Ray  Ferreby,  424        " 

Ray  Francis,  612  e  Main 

Ray  Isaac,   222  Rigsbee  ave 

Ray  Jane,  sack  nikr,  107  Fa}'etteville 

Ray  John,  424  e  Pettigrew 

Ray  Johnson,  424      " 

Ray  Laura,  612  e  Main 

Ray  Lethe,  424  e  Pettigrew 

Ray  Lizzie  R,  222  Rigsbee  ave 

Ray  Martha,  202  " 

Ray  Mollie,  108  Dillard 

Ray  M  R,  iii  w  Parrish 

Ray  Oriby,  302  Ramseur 

Ray  Thos  J,  117  w  Parrish 

Ray  Wm,  tob  pkr,  B  D  T  Co,  r  612  e  Main 

Ray  Zilpha,  sack  mkr,  107  Fayetteville, 

Reid  Henry,  211  Foster 

Reid  Minerva,  211     " 

Rencher  Robt  E,  114  Church 

Richordson  Burt,  teamster,  313  e  Pettigrew 

Richardson  Geo  R,  209  Morohead  ave  ^ 

Richarnson  G  W,   saloon   elk,    11 1  Mangnm,  r  112  Red 

Cross 
Richardson  Sue,  cook,  213  e  Pettigrew 
Richardson  Thos,  R  R  hand,  200  e  Proctor 
Richmond  J  C,  107  e  Peabody 
Richmond  Robt,  114  Chnrch' 
Ridley  Rosa,  104  Carr  ave 
Ridley  Thos,  •  "  " 

Rigsbee  Alex,  tob  stamper,  102  w  Green 
Rigsbee  Geo,  wood  chopper,  "  " 

Rigsbee  Lanra,  215  Glenn 
Rigsbee  Virgil,  porter,  202  Mangum 
Ring  David,  cobbler,  113  Red  Cross 

IN^TTPF   with  J.  J.  MACKAY,  Agent  Fidelity   Mutual   Life 
li^  kJ  U  i\i_j  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'h,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question 


T;?f^^'^",^n'^^^°.^J^^^  ^^^^'  Passing  through  the  Cities 
1  oi  Raleigh    Durhim,  Goldsboro.  Spartenburg,   Greanville,  Seneca 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.     For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


DIRECTORY— Colored.  205 

Ring  Harriet,  115  Red  Cross 
Roan  David,  107  Chapel  Hill 
Roan  OH,  220  Poplar 

Roberson  Celia  A,  washer,  in  Vickers  ave 
Roberson  Dock,  lab,  203  Ramseur 
Roberson  Ella,  cook,  "  " 

Roberson  Henr>',  tob  cutter,  220  e  Pettigrew 
Roberson  Jake,  tob  wkr,  105  Morehead  ave 
Roberson  John,   114  Church 
Roberson  Thos,  1 1 1  Vickers  ave 
Roberson  W  H,  207  Seminary 
Roberts  Caroline,    ii6Broadwav 
Roberts  Geo,  112  Day  ave 
Roberts  Harriet,  212  Morris 
Roberts  Jennie,  112  Day  ave 
Roberts  Ruth,  212  Morris 
Robertson  Elizabeth,  103  Morehead  ave 
Robertson  James,  "  " 

Robinson  Annie,  412  w  Peabodv 
Robinson  Celia,  220  e  Pettigrew 
Robinson  Hattie,  208  Willard  ave 
Robinson  Henr>',  220  e  Pettigrew 
Robinson  Jake,  209  Morehead  ave 
Robinson  John,  112  Red  Cross 
Robinson  John,  105  Mt  Vernon  allev 
Robinson  Jno  E,  blk  smith,    in  Bank  alley,  r  208  Wil- 
lard ave 
Robinson  Mary  E,  205  Roxboro 
Robinson  Sylvia,  208  Willard  ave 
Robinson  Wiley.  412  w  Peabody 
Robinson  Wni  H,  207  Seminary 
Rofe  Geo,  tob  wkr,  122  McMannen,  r  E  Durham 
Rogers  Benj,  lab,    214  s  Gregson 
Rogers  Bettie,  washer,  214  s  Gregson 
Rogers  Chas,  tob  wkr,    "  " 

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and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham.  For  information, 
address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

206  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Rogers  Esther,  109  Carringtou 

Rogers  Geo,  107  e  Peabody 

Rogers  J  W,  401  Corporation 

Rogers  Lucy,  cook,  120  South 

Rogers  Mary,  401  Corporation 

Rogers  Mary,  washer,  221  Liberty 

Rogers  Nettie,  cook,  214  s  Gregson 

Rogers  Sallie,   103  Foster 

Rogers  Susan,  202  Pine 

Rogers  Washington,  109  Carrington 

Rogers  Wiley,  lab,  217  Morehead  ave 

Ross  Annie,  nurse,  200  e  Proctor 

Ross  Isabella,  cook,  302  Ramseur 

Rose  Wm,  lab,  304  South 

Rountree  Ellen  206  Roxboro 

Rountree  Gus,     "  " 

Rountree  McKinsey,  no  Church 

Royster  Henry,  lab,  303  Pine 

Royster  Jack,  113  Day  ave 

Royster  Louisa,  113     " 

Rudd  Sarah,  loi  Whitted 

Rnffin  Anderson,  150  Fayetteville 

Ruffin  Eliza,  130  " 

Rnffin  E  S  W,  115  Vickers  ave 

Ruffin  Emeline,  cook,  225  Morris 

Ruffin  James,  118  w  Peabody 

Ruffin  Lucinda,  115  Vickers  ave 

Ruffin  Lucy,  150  Fayettville 

Ruffin  Peter,  tinner,  ir5  e  Main,  r  112  Red  Cross 

Ruffin  Sam,  130  Fayetteville 

Ruffin  Wm,  115  Vickers  alley 

Russell  Dicy,  203  Glenn 

Russell  Franks  614  e  Main 

Russell  Henry,  203  Glenn 

Russell  Henry,  122  Vickers  ave 

THE  FIDELITY  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASSOCIATION  represented 
by  J.  J.  MAC  KAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LlNE,Pass:ingthrough  ihe  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  vSpartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L,.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY — CoLOREix.  20; 


Russell  John,  614  e  Maiu 
Russell  Maliuda,  614  e  Main 
Russell  Mariali,  122  Vickers  ave 
Russell  Thos,  614  e  Main 
Rutledge  Thos,  144  Fayetteville 
Rutledge  Ella,     " 

SANDERS  CHAS,  porter,  106  e  Main 
Saunders  Sarah,  416  e  Pettigrew 
Sanford  Spot,  barber,  103  Mangum,  r  30S  e  Main 
Satterfield  Agnes,  117  Glenn 
Satterfield  Francis,  405  Corporation 
Satterfield  Joe, 

Satterfield  Maggie,  154  Fayetteville 
Savoid  Francis,  107  Carrington 
Savoid  Wm, 

Scales  Alston,  tob  worker,  122  McMannen,  r  103  Amey 
Scales  Jesse,  103  Amey 
Scales  John,     "        '' 

Scales  Joe,  saloon  clerk,  220  e  Pettigrew 
Scales  J  B,  107  e  Peabody 
Scales  Mary,  103  Amey 
Schriber  Henry,  butler,  506  Lea 
Scott  Lucretia,  216  Watkins 
Scott  Mary,  '^  '^  ^ 

Scott  Polly,  214  Poplar 
Scott  Polly,  112  Ramseur 
Sears  Frank,  107  Mangum 
Sears  John,  211  Carrington 
Sears  Mary,  107  Mangum 
Sears  Minerva,  211  Carrington 
Sears  Phoebe,  211  Carrington 
Sellers  Francis,  no  e  Proctor 
Sellers  Jordan,  210  s  Gregson 
Sellers  Julia, 

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address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


208  DIRECTORY— Colored. 

Sellers  Julia,  washer,  iioe  Proctor 

Sellers  Thomas,  ''  '' 

Shackelford  Mag,  doin,  r  106  Roiiey 

Shaw  Agnes,    165  Fayetteville 

Shaw  Ed,  iii  Wilson 

Shaw  Mariah,  418  e  Petti  grew 

Shaw  Mitchell,   406  w  Proctor 

Shaw  Rebecca,  iii  Wilson 

Shaw  R  M,  porter,  204  Mangnra,  r  165  Fayetteville 

Shearin  Henry,  506  Lea 

Shelbon  Henry,  304  McMannen 

Shelbon  Jas,  lab,  303  Pine 

Shelbon  Mary,        "  " 

Shelton  James,  lab,  303  Pine 

Shelton  Minnie,  washer,  303  Pine 

Shelton  Rosa,  304  McMannen 

Shelton  Winnie,  304  McMannen 

Shoffner  Lem,  tob  wkr,  408  w  Proctor 

Simms  James,  tob  wkr,  324  Pine 

Simmes  Mary,  washer,  324  Pine 

Simmes  Mary,  406  Duke 

Simmes  Skid,  coachman,  406  Duke 

Simmons  Joe,  232  William 

Simmons  Mag,  washer,  404  w  Proctor 

Smith  Annie,  cook,  138  McMannen 

Smith  Eliza,  305  e  Main 

Smith  Emma  C,  221  Liberty 

Smith  E  C,  150  Fayetteville 

Smith  Eugene,  221  Liberty 

Smith  Fanny,  303  Pine 

Smith  Jule,  114  Church 

Smith  J  C,  221  Liberty 

Smith  Laura,  405  w  Pettigrew 

Smith  Laura,   cook,  207  s  Gregson 

Smith  Lena,  washer,  104  Fayetteville 


JT     IVr  A  Pl^  A  V  represents  the  Fidelity  Mutual  Life 
.  U  .   lYlii^L/IVi\  1  Association  of  Philadelphia. 
Before  Insuring  your  life  do  not  fail  to  see   J.    J.    MACKAY. 

He  can  save  you  money. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  passmg through  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
IReidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  South  and  vSoutfe 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored,  209 

Smith  Maggie,  218  e  Pettigrew 

■Smith  Mary,  tob  stamper,  207  s  Gregson 

Smith  Mary  washer,  637  Mangnra 

Smith  Mary,  405  w  Pettigre\y 

Smith  Mary,  104  Haywood 

Smith  Mary,  221  Liberty 

Smith  Mary  C,  221    " 

Smith  Nannie,  213  Whitted 

Smith  Nannie,  dom,  315  Ramsenr 

Smith  P  H,  grocer,  105  e  Peabody,  r  2ig  e  Pettigrew 

Smith  Wesley,  teamster,  315  Ramseur 

Smith  Wm,  637  Mangnm 

Smith  Wm  M,.  104  Haywood 

Smith  WO,  107  Fowler 

Smith  W  T,  213  Whitted 

Sneed  Bryant,  tob  stamper,  no  j\It  Vernon  alley 

Sneed  Juenry,  tob  stamper,     '*  "  " 

Sneed  Julia  A,  washer,  "  "  " 

Sneed  Sedley,  drayman,  no  Mt  Vernon  alley 

Snipes  Carrie  F,  105  Mangnm 

Snipes  Fletcher  S,  105    " 

Snipes  Maggie  L,      "      '* 

Snipes  Sally,  cook,    '*      " 

Snipes  Wm,  lab,  200  e  Proctor 

Sparkman  Amanda,  116  Glenn 

Sparkman  Duncan,  108  Fayetteville 

Sparkman  Emily,        "  " 

Sparkman  Israel,  "  " 

Sparkman  Katie,         "  " 

Stanley  Mariah,  112  Reams  ave 

Stanly  Mariah,  314  Rigsbee  ave 

Stephens  Charley,  206  Seminary 

Stephens  Jennie,       "  " 

Stephens  King,  "  " 

Stephens  Lilly,  " 

Blackwell's  Durham  Tobacco  p^^tiruni^'m, 

reliable,   satisfactory  Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upon   the  market, 
hence  dealers  and  consumers  always  pronounce  it  "THE  BEST." 
22 


:e  the  Piedmant  ^ir-Liine,  j;;f  ^'^^'^^^^  ''''''^  ^'"" 


"ifrom  Washington,  D.  C, 
and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Athens  and  Birmingham.  For  information , 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

2IO  DIRECTORY— Colored.  " 

Stephens  Mariali,  117  Poplar 

Stephens  Martha,.  206  Seminary 

Stephens  Wm,  lab,  117  Poplar 

Stephens  W  M,  1 1 1  w  Parrish 

Stewart  Blanche,  tob  wkr,  406  e  Main 

Stewart  Geneva,  washer,  212  Poplar 

Stone  Mebane,  lab,  107  Vickers  alley 

Stone  Susan,  "  *"' 

Stowe  Green,  lab,  r  112  Reams  ave 

Strayhorn  Alice,  210  Carrington 

Stra}'horn  Caroline,  washer,  303  Willard  ave 

Strayhorn  John,  tob  wkr,  211  Morehead  ave 

Strayhorn  Viney,  washer,    "■  " 

Strayhorn  Wm,  tob  prizer,    '<■  "• 

Stroud  Bella,    109  Cora 

Stroud  Emma,  118  Vickers  ave 

Stroud  Eveline,  cook,  317  Pine 

Stroud  Geo,  104  e  Proctor 

Stroud  Green,  lab,   r  319  e  Petti  grew 

Stroud  Jennie,  317  Pine 

Stroud  Rosa,  114  e  Proctor 

Strudwick  Duncan,  306  McMannen 

Strudwick  Wm,  302  Dillard 

Sturtevant  Thos,  cook,  105  Mangum,  r  319  e  Pettigrew 

Sturtevant  W  L,  cook,    105  Mangum 

Suits  Laura,  cook,  406  e  Main 

Summerville  Annie,    109  Cora 

Sutton  John,  203  Morehead  ave 

Swepson  F*rancis,  cook,  216  Morris 

TALLY  ED,  327  Pine 
ally  Nannie,  washer,  327  Pine 
Tally  Peter,  carpenter,        "       '^ 
Tapp  Ed,  R&D  depot 
Tapp  Wm,      '' 

IN^TTPl^    '^'ith  J-  J-  MACKAY,  Agent  Fidelity   Mntual   Life 
1  IN  O  U  Xv  J_J  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


npAKETHE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  Passing  throucrh  tiie  Cities 
1  of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro.  Sparcenburg,   Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  vSouth   and  South  West.     For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  h.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


DIRECTORY— Coi^ORiSD.  2 1 1 


Tapp  W  H,  waiter,  Hopkins  House 
Tate  Alex,  614  e  Main 
Tate  Christian,  washer,  614  e  Main 
Tate  Maria,  no  Red  Cross 
Tate  Maria,  108  Vickers  ave 
Tate  Tiney,  614  e  Main 
Tate  Wni,  309  South 
Taylor  Fannie,  104  Carrington 
Tavlor  Julia,  303  Lea 
Taylor  Rev  J  C,  114  Church 
Taylor  Ransom,  104  Carrington 
Taylor  Violet,  211  Queen 
Teachy  Isabella,  212  Pine 
Terrell  Wm,  cook.  Hotel  Claiborn 
Terry  Julia,  cook,  215  Poplar 
.  Terry  Willard, 
Thomas  Henry,  204  Seminary 
Thompson  Amy,  cook,  102  Reams  ave 
Thompson  Annie,  119  McMannen 
Thompson  Bessie,  309  South 
Thompson  Betsy,  500  w  Peabody 
Thompson  Celia,  202  Ramseur 
Thompson  Estella,   103  Carr  ave 
Thompson  Isabella,  205  w  Green 
Thompson  Julia,  no  Milton  ave 
Thompson  J  W,  lab,  103  Queen 
Thompson  Mary,  nurse,  105  Willard  ave 
Thompson  Melissa,  309  South 
Thompson  Patsy,  201  w  Green 
Thompson  Peggy,  309  South 
Thompson  Tom,  lab,  308  McMannen 
Tilley  Becky,  112  Reams  ave 
Tilley  Dudley,  215  Poplar 
Tilley  Harriet,  104  Umstead  alley 
Tilley  Holder,  tob  wkr,   1 1 2  Reams  ave 


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New    Orleans,    Shriveport,    Texas   and   California.     For  information , 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


212  DIRECTORY— COLOREB. 


Tilley  Richard,  tob  wkr,  l:o2  e  Proctor 

Tilley  Rosa,  dom,  "  " 

Toriaii  Merick,  lab,  308  w  Main,  r  W  Durham 

Towns  FT,  216  Watkins 

Townsend  Alex,   tob  wkr,  312  South 

Townsend  Gracy,  tob  stamper,  312  South 

Townsend  Goines,  *■'        " 

Townsend  Letha^   washer,  ii        u 

Townsend  I^ucy,  tob  wkr,  *■'•       ^' 

Trainum  Rose,  307  e  Pettigrew 

Trice  Francis,  cook,.  11 1  South 

Trice  Johnson,  tob  stemmer,  loi  s  Gregson 

Trice  J  S,  loi  Strayhorn  ave 

Trollinger  Cora,  cook,  206  Cleveland 

Trollinger  Thos,  drayman,  126  w  Main 

Tucker  G  L,    114  Church 

Tucker  Rebecca,  109  Dandy 

Tucker  Samuel,  406  w  Pettigrew 

Tucker  Sarah,  406  w  Pettigrew 

Tucker  Sarah  F,  406  w  Pettigrew 

Tucker  Rev  E  R,  school  teacher,  406  w  Pettigrew 

Tucker  Wm,  406  w  Pettigrew 

Turner  Aaron,  lab,  634  Mangum 

Turner  Fred,  412  w  Peabody 

Turner  Hannah,  412  w  Peabody 

Turner  Jane,  217  Dillard 

Turner  Jennie,  washer,  634  Mangum 

Turner  Mary,  116  Whitted 

Turner  Nelson,  116     " 

Turner  Sally,  308  w  Proctor 

Turner  Sarah,  412  w  Peabody 

Turner  Willie,  116  Whitted 

Turrentine  Ada,    202  Glenn 

Turrentine  Josephine,  202  Glenn 

Turrentine  Meredith,     "         " 

Jr     T\/r  A  Pj/"  A  V  represents  the  FIDELITY  Mutual  LiFE 
.  O.   iTl/lL/lVi\  I  Association  of  Philadelphia. 
Before  Insuring  your  life  do  not  fail  to  see   J  .   J  .    M  ACK  A  Y  . 

He  can  save  you  money. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE, Passingthrough  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Ljnichburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia  and  Augusta,  to  the  South  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored.  213 

Twine    Rev  L   D,    pastor    Pjesbyterian    church'    205 

Roxboro 
Twine  mrs  Mary  W,   205  Roxboro 
Twitty  Eliza  T,  115  Broadway 

UMSTEAD  VERNUSA,   dom,    612    Manguiii,    r   N 
Durham 
Upchiirch  Etta,  cook,  230  McMannen 

VAN  HOOK  ANNICE,  dom,  501  Mangum 
anhook  Edwd,  tob  prizer,  B  D  T  Co,  r  501  Mangum 
Vanhook  Puss,  113  w  Parrish 
Vanhook  Young,  tob  pkr,  300  Mangum,  r  113  w  Parrish 

WADE  AARON,  113  Red  Cross 
adejohn, 
Wade  Eliza,    148  Fayetteville 
Wade  Houston,    148      " 
Wade  Lizzie,  "       " 

Wade  McKinsie,    "       " 
Wade  Rena,  208  Whitted 
Wade  Saml,  148  Fayetteville 
Wade  Zack,  208  M^iitted 
Walker  Bettie,  in  Glenn 
Walker  Ellen,  109  Ramseur 
Walker  Francis,  410  Willard 
Walker  James,        *'  " 

Walker  Eaura,  304  e  Main 
W^alker  Mary,  112  Ramseur 
Walker  Mary  A,  220  Poplar 
Walker  Sarah,  204  Dillard 
Walker  Wm,  in  Glenn 
Wallace  Eva  213  Whitted 
Wallace  Henry,  104  Carrington 
Wallace  Geo,  222  Rigsbee  ave 
Wallace  John,  213  Whitted 
Ward  G  W,  restaurant,  no  Church 

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ed   Facilities   for  prompt  and  satisfactory  Passenger  and  Freight  Ser- 
vice.    For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

214  DIRECTORY— Colored. 


Warren  Ann,  washer,  301  Chapel  Hill 

Warren  Benj,  barber,  102  w  Main,  r  301  Chapel  Hill 

Warren  Ed    tob  wkr,  122  McMannen,  r  301  Chapel  Hill 

Warren  Geo  R,  tob  wkr,  301  Chapel  Hill 

Warren  Henry,  114  Red  Cross 

Warren  James,  lab,    506   Morehead  ave,    r    303    Chapel 

Hill 
Warren  Lou,  cook,  133  South 
Warren  Mariah,  cook,  506  Morehead  ave,  r  303  Chapel 

Hill 
Warren  Monroe  F,  Hotel  Claiborn 
Warren  Mary  J,  washer,  303  Chapel  Hill 
Warren  Sarah',  114  Red  Cross 
Warren  Stanford,  tob  wkr,  301  Chapel  Hill 
Watkins  Susan,  216  Watkins 
Watson  Alex,  121  Amey 
Watson  Francis,  121  Fayetteville 
Watson  Lethe,  121  Amey 
Watson  Martha,  104  Johnson's  alley 
Watson  Wilson,  121  Fayetteville 
Watson  Zilpha,     " 

Weatherspoon  Laura,  403  Corporation 
Weaver  Celin  dom,  404  Morehead  ave 
Weaver  Ida  M,  109  Amey 

Weaver  S  B,  drayman,  117  e  Main,  r  109  Amey 
Webb  Aaron,  115  Garrett's  alley 
Webb  Delia,    no  Red  Cross 
Webb  Easter,  no  Red  Cross 
Webb  Francis,  10 1  Amey 
Webb  F  J,   155  Fayetteville 
Webb  Moses,  405  w  Proctor 
Webb  Patsey,    " 
Webb  Robt,  207  Carrington 
Welborn  A  D.   207  Whitted 
Welborn  Pandora,  207  Whitted 

TNQTTPF   "^'^^^^  J'  J"   ^I-^CKAY,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual   Life 
1  IN  k^  U  Iv  Hi  Association  of  Philadelphia- 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE, Passingthrough  the  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  Spartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor.  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Colored,  215 


Welsh  Charles,  tob  worker,  112  Reams  av^e 

Welsh  Dallas,  tob  cutter,         "  " 

Welsh  Delia,  washer  "  " 

West  Fanny,  washer,  404  \v  Proctor 

Wheeler  Chas,  tob  stamper  (Duke),  513  e  Main 

White  Anderson,  222  Rigsbee  ave 

White  Bettie,  washer,  220  Poplar 

White  Bettie,  208  Queen 

White  Celia,  washer,  103  Morehead  ave 

White  Edwd,  114  Church 

White  Ennis,  lab  308  McMannen 

White  Fanny,  washer,  308  McMannen 

White  F'rances,  sack  mkr,  109  e  Proctor 

White  John,  lab,  308  McMannen 

White  Louisa,  cook,    114  e  Pettigrew 

White  O  B  102  w  Main 

White  Simon,  102  Vicker's  alley 

White  Simpson  W,  R  R  hand,  109  e  Proctor 

White  Virginia,  102  Vicker's  ave 

Whitted  Anderson  A,  108  Umstead  alley 

Whitted  Bertha,  227  Whitted 

Whitted  Evaline,  108  Umstead  alley 

Whitted  Jas  A,  school  teacher,  227  Whitted 

Whitted  Jas  A,  Jr,  mail  carrier,  128  Wilson 

Whitted  John,  tob  pkr,  218  e  Pettigrew 

Whitted  Lea  M,   202  Ramseur 

Whitted  Lilly,  108  Umstead  alley 

Whitted  Alary,  227  Whitted 

Whitted  Molly,  cook,  218  e  Pettigrew 

Whitted  Pearl,  227  Whitted 

Whitted  Portia  J,  227    " 

Whitted  Robt  M,  carpenter,  108  Umstead  allev 

Whitted  Sally,  227  Whitted 

Whitted  Susan,  128  x'lmey 

Whitted  Susie  E,  128  Wilson 

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'*«'jj  from  Washin<^ton,  D.  C. , 
and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham.  For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

2 1 6  DIRECTOR  Y— Colored. 


Whitted  S  J,  227  Whitted 
Whitted  Tenipy,  128  Wilson 
Whitted  Wm,  tob  pkr,   218  e  Fettigrew 
Whitty  Will,  tob  wkr,  r  217  Poplar 
Wilkins  Sam,  115  e  Peabody 
Wilder  Anna,  cook,  210  Morris 
Williams  Amos,  loi  Yancey 
Williams  Annie,  cook,  202  Sonth 
Williams  Bella,  319  Foster 
Williams  Cornelia,  cook,  r  108  Rigsbee  ave 
Williams  Eliza,  washer,  109  Cora 
Williams  Emma,  Hopkins  House 
Williams  Geo,  150  Fayette\alle 
Williams  Haywood,  118  Seminaiy 
Williams  James,  319  Foster 
Williams  Laura,  cook,    218  Dillard 
Williams  Lilly,  115  Vicker's  alley 
Williams  Lizzie,  Hopkins  House 
Williams  Margaret,  nurse  214  Cleveland 
Williams  Martha,  ti8  Seminary 
Williams  Mary,  200  Rigsbee  ave 
Williams  Mar>'  J,    208  s  Gregson 
Williams  Nat,  101  Ramsey 
Williams  Penny,  cook,  305  McMannen 
Williams  Rhena,  cook,   203  Morehead  ave ' 
Williams  Rosa,  cook,  319  Foster 
Williams  Susan,  300  Chapel  Hill 
Williams  Sylvia,  319  Foster 
Williams  Telia,  208  s  Gregson 
Williams  Willis,  cook,  Hotel  Claiborn 
Williams  Wm  J,  224  Rigsbee  ave 
Williamson  Belle,  r  107  Mt  Vernon,  alley 
Williamson  Hannah,  305  Pine 
Williamson  Mary,  tob  stamper.  305  Pine 
Williamson  Susan,  300  Chapel  Hill 

THE  FIDELITY  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASvSOCIATION  represented 
by  J.  J.  MAC  KAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  passing flirouglifheCitle:i 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
IReidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  South  and  Soutk 
'West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DmECTORY— Colored.  2 1 7 


"Wilson  Menrietta,  nurse,  r  208  s  Gregson 

Wilson  John,    108  Dillard        % 

Wilson  Jordan,  105  Whitted 

Wilson  M^artlia,  21.1  ]Morehead  ave 

Wilson  Sarah,  washer,  304  McMannen 

Wimberly  Clara,  121  Broadway 

Winstead  Chas  G,  211  Watkins 

Winston  Delia,  niu'se,  313  w  Pettigrew 

W^inston  Fanny,  cook,    "  " 

Womack  Anderson,  313  Chapel  Hill 

Womack  Oscar  B,  405  Roxboro 

Womble  Lewis,  206  Mangiini 

Wonible  Sarah  A,  nurse,  r  211  Ramseur 

Wooden  Sally,  207  Carrington 

Wooden  Wm,  207  Carrington 

Woods  Docie,  102  Umstead  alley 

Woods  Fanny,  no  Carr 

Woods  Jennie,  cook,  229  Cleveland, 

Woods  Larkin,  drayman,   636  Mangum 

W^oods  Serilla,  *'  " 

Woods  Sylvia,  cook,  103  Queen 

Woody  Ida,  cook,  307  e  Pettigrew 

Worth  Mary,  cook,  207  Dillard 

Wright  Fanny,  106  Fayetteville 

Wright  John,  lab,  222  e  Pettigrew 

Wright  Jno  W,  of  Wright  &  Merrick,  102  w  Main,  r  106 

Fayetteville 
Wright  Lucy,  303  Chapel  Hill 
Wright  nirs  Mary  K,  106  Fayetteville,  Ha\ti 
Wright  Thos  J,  waiter,  303  Chapel  Hill 
Wright  Walter,  107  e  Peabody 
Wright  &  Merrick,  barbers,  102  w  Main 
Wyatt  Delphy,    no  Red  Cross 

YARBOROUGH  ELIZA,  406  w  Peabody 
arborough  Ellen,  412  e  Pettigrew 

Blackwell's  Durham  Tobacco  ';:::^'':^^ 

reliable,   satisfactory  Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upon   the  market' 
hence  dealers  and  consumers  always  pronounce  it  "THE  BEST  " 
23 


To   the   South   and'  South 
West,  Montgomery,  Mobile , 

New    Orleans,    Shriveport,    Texas   and    California.     For  information . 

address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

2i8  DIRECTORY— CoLOREix 

Yarborough  Louisa,  109  Cora 

Yarboroug-h  Luc}',  108  Vickers  ave 

Yates  Belle,   407  Corporation 

Yates  Charles,  " 

Y^atesDock,      '^ 

Yates  Ellen,      '' 

Yates  jMartha,  "  " 

Yates  Thos,  shoemaker,  415  w  Main  ^ 

Young  Bettie,  206  Queen 

Young  Glenn,     "•        *■' 

Young  Mamie,    '<•        '^  . 

Younger  Anna,    103  Corporation 

Yoiuiger  Peter,      •■'  •■' 


DURHAM 

COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


-<i^ttorji.e3rs. 

Boone  &  Parker,  Mangum  Building,  cor  e  Main  and 

Man  gum 
BusBEE  Walton  M,   Court  House 
Fuller  &  Fuller,  Parrish  Building,  cor  e  Parrisli  and 

Mangum 
Guthrie  W  A,  107  Church 
Manning  &  Manning,   Wright  Building,  cor  w  Main 

and  Corcoran 

u^rcl:i.itects, 
Leary  S  L,  201  w  Main,  up  stairs 

-(^■ULctiorL  and.  Oo^acimissiozi. 
Mackay  J  J,  107  e  Main 

Rosemond  H  M,  126  e  Main 

Bag"  a^an-Lifact-ULrers. 
Golden  Belt  M'fg  Co,  cor  w  Pettigrew  and  Blackwell 

IBanl^s. 

Fidelity  Bank,  G  W  Watts,  pres,  J  F  Slaughter,  cash- 
ier, 201  w  Main 

First  National  Bank,  J  S  Carr,  pres,    h  D  Heartt 
cashier,  204  Mangum  ' 

Morehead  Banking  Co,  W  H  Willard,  pres,    W  JM  Mor- 
gan, cashier 


BLACKWELL  S  DURHAM  TOBACCO ! 

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IQMf   4IE-IiIllP    '^"''''  ^'^^^   Passeng^rand  Freight. 


■|  Line  of  the  South,  with  unsurpass- 
ed Facilities  for  prompt  and  satisfactory  Passenger  and  Freight  Ser- 
vice.    For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

2  20  DIRECTORY — Commercial. 


Brown  H  W,  col,  109  Mangum 
INlacklin  G  W,  col,  cor  e  Main  and  Church. 
]\Inrchison  &  Sanford,  col,  103  Mangum 
Ray  Closes,  iii  w  Parrish 
Richmond  J  C,  col,  107  e  Peabody 
Wright  &  Merrick,  col,  102  w  Main 

Bill   IFoster. 

Mallory  J  T,  209  w  Green. 

:Bl3icls:si:^:iitlis . 

Amey  Richard,  col,  304  w  Green 
Hollow  AY  J  A,  201  Liberty 
HoLLOWAY  W  H,  301  Church 
HowERTON  R  T  &  Bro,  410  Mangum 
Murray  Rob't,  119  e  Peabody 
Robeson  John,  iii  Bank  alley 
Seeman  H  &  Son,  115  e  Peabody 

Bcard-irLg-  I3:o-u.ses. 
Five  Points  House,  Five  Points 
Gilman  House,  215  e  Main 
Harrison  House,  204  Morris 
Holman  House,  214  e  Main 
Hopkins  House,  100  Cleveland 
Norv/ood  House,  113  South 
Roanoke  House,  400  Mangitm 
Slade  House,  118  e  Main 
Yearby  House,  213  e  Main 

Bool^s  a-nd.  Sta.tiorLer3r. 
Gattls  T  J  &  Son,  121  e  Main 

Bool^  Bind-ers. 
The  Educator  Co,  cor  w  ]\Iain  and  Mangum 

T  KI  Q  TT  D  I?   ^^^^^  J-  J-   MACKAY,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual   Life 
1  IN  O  U  lA  Li  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged b}'  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


n^AKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LIN  E.Passingfhrougli  the  Citi^ 
i.    of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  vSpartanburg,  Greenville  Seneca 
^orainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  W^est.     For  'informs- 
ilion,  address,  J.  L.  Tavlor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


DIRECTORY— Commercial.  221 


Boots  azid.  Slioes. 
Cole  J  L,  114  e  Main 
r3uRHAM  Supply  Co,  126  w  Main 
Ellis,  Stonje  &  Co,  124  w  Main 
.Jones  J  W  &  Co,  107  w  Main 
Lambe  Thos  J,  loi  e  Main 
Mangnm  W  &  Son,  108  Mangnm 
Markham  H  H,  ioi  w  Main 
Rawls  Q  E,  119  e  Main 
Slater  W  A  &  Co,  100  w  Main 

BriOiS  ZMTan-uLfact-u-rsrs. 
Fitzgerald  R  B,  col,  West  Durham 

Oarpeziters,  Oozitractors,  IBnild-ers. 
Bassett  R  B,  113  Ramsev 
Bivins  J  A,  217  Cleveland 
Christian  T  S.  608  Mangnm 
Clark  Wm  L,  243  Cleveland 
Houston  Benj,  West  Durham 
Irwin  Jno  D,  524  w  Main 
Meredith  &  Son,  104  Catr 
Norton  C  H,  302  Chapel  Hill 
Whitted  S  E,  619  Mangum 

Carpets,  n^vCattiang-,  Szo, 
Durham  Supply  Company,  126  w  Main 
Ellis,  Stone  &  Co,  124  w  Main 
Jones  J  W  &  Co,  107  w  Main 
Markham  H  H,  ioi  w  Main 
Muse  W  A,  T09  e  Main 

Carriag-es,  -^sTv^ag-ons,  Szo. 
Durham  Buggy  Companv,  Five  Points 
Durham  Supply  Co,  126  w  Main 
Holloway  J  A    201  Liberty 

Reliable  and Satisfaclaryl 

BtACKWELL'S  DURHAM  TOBACCO. 


Me  llig  Reteint  Mi-Um,  '''"  ^'^^'^'^  ^"^' '™" 


^a®l  from  Washington,  D.  C, 
and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Athens  and  Birmingham.  For  information , 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


Z2Z  DIRECTORY — Commercial. 

HowERTOX  R  T  &  Bro,  408  Mangum 
Rogers  R  I,  219  w  Main 
Seenian  H  &  Son,  117  e  Peabody 

Oig-ar  Iv^an-CLfact-ULrers. 

Kramer  S  &  Co,  109  e  Main,  2nd  floor 
Lyon  &  Reed,  113  &  115  Mangum,  znd  floor 
Mallory  Cheroot  Co,  118  w  Parrisli 

Oig-a-rette  IvCamj-fa-ctu-rers, 

Duke  Sons  W  &  Co,  518  to  532  w  Peabody 
Durham  Med  Cig  Co,  130  e  Main,  up  stairs. 

Micliie  J  C,  113  South 

Olotliing". 

Bernstein  F,  108  e  Main 
Durham  Supply  Co,  126  w  Main 
Gladstein  M  &  Co,  116  e  Main 
Lambe  Thos  J,  loi  e  Main 
Slater  W  A  &  Co,  100  w  Main 
Summerfield  C  &  Co,  118  w  Main 

Oca.1  sizid.  TT^ood.- 

Holder  A  A,  204  e  Peabody. 
Morgan  &  Carr,  202  Mangum 

Mackay  J  J,  107  e  Main 
Morgan  &  Carr,  202  IMangum 

OorLfectioneries. 

Berry  J  H,  no  w  Main 
Eakes  M,  104  w  Main 
ROSEMOND  H  M,  126  e  Main 


TMCTIDI?   with  J.  J.  MACKAY,  Agent  Fidelity   Mutual   Life 
1  n  !^  U  rV  ill  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE, Passingfiirongh  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lj'nchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
.Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia  and  Augusta,  to  the  South  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Commercial.  22:; 


*  Spivey  H  T,  108  w  Main 
Stephenson  R  W,  106  w  Main 
'Tingen  B  T,  202  av  Main 

Ooopers» 

Cheek  A  M,  312  w  Main 
Couch  C  P,  253  w  Main 
Little  T  H,,  105  Foster 
Maynor  Jos,  400  w  Main 
Pendergrass  P  M,  208  Morgan 
Thomason  M,  415  w  Green 

Mangum  Wm,  332  w  Green 

Ootton   IMIillS- 

Commonwealth  Cotton  F'actory,  East  Durham 
Durham  Cotton  M'fg  Co,  East  Durham 
Erwin  Cotton  Mills  Co,  West  Durham 
Pearl  Cotton  Mills,  North  Durham 

Orocl^er3r. 

Durham  Supply  Co,  126  w  Main 
Lloyd  A  E  &  Co,  I22  w  Main 
MackayJ  J,  107  e  Main 

IDentists. 

Brown  Dr  J  C,  me  Main,  2d  floor 
HendeRvSON  Dr  L  B,  100  w  Main,  2d  floor 
Lynch  Dr  W,  201  w  Main,  2d  floor 

IDress  Iv^alsers. 

Johnson  Mrs,  215  Morris 
Landing  Mrs,  107  Holloway 
Lyon  Mrs  Thos  B,  661  Mangum 
McMannen' Mrs  J  A,  119  McMannen 

GENUINE  DURHAM  TOBACCO ! 

NONE  GENUINE  WITHOUT  THE  BULL 


Tlie  shortest  clirecf  liiu-' 
'^l  from  Washington,  D.  C.  . 
and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham.  For  information, 
address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

224  DIRECTORY— Commercial. 


Marsh  Miss  LA,  me  Mam 
Morris  Mrs  Jiio  B,  108  Jacksoii 
Yancey  Mrs  S  H,  114  e  Pettigrew 

IDri:Lg-g-ists. 

Blacknall  R  &  Sox,  cor  w  Main  and  Corcoran 
Johnson  Dr  N  M  &  Co^  cor  e  Main  and  ChnrcK 
Michaels  &  Co,  cor  e  Main  and  Mangmn 
Vaughn  P  W,  106  e  Main 
Yearbv  W  M,  123  e  Main 

JDicy  O-oocLs- 

Ellis,  Stone  &  Co,  124  w  Main  [ 

Gladstein  M  &  Co,  112  e  Main 
Jones  J  W  &  Co,  107  w  Main 
Markham  H  H,  loi  w  Main 
Mnse  W  A,  109  e  Main 

Electric  Lig-lit  Oo- 
Durham  Electric  Light  Co,  204  e  Peabody 

Howerton  R  T  &  Son,  Manguni 

ISsrpress  Ocmpa.rL3r, 
Southern  Express  Co,  102  e  Parrish 

IPertilizer  Oom.pan37-. 

Durham  Fert  Co,  Fact  E  Durham,  office  202  ALangiim 

lE^isii  and.  03rsters. 

McCleese  T  L,  City  Market 
Rochelle  G  W,  City  Market 
Sanders  W  T,  City  Market 

IF'lcrist. 
Hibberd  R,  112  Jones 

THE   FIDELITY    MUTUAL   LIFE    ASSOCIATION   representee] 
by  J.  J.  MACKAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

'The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life   Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


TAKE  THEPIEDMONT  AIRLINE,  passing  through  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  Salisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  South  and  South 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  h.  Taylor,  Atlanta.,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Commercial.  225 

Durham  Foniiclen'.,  222  \v  Peabody, 

:E^-u.r2:iiti:Lre. 
'Cheek  Furniture  Co,  loi  w  Parrish 
Durham  Furniture  ^Pfg  Co,  107  and  109  Corcoran. 

O-ent's  :Fu.mis]::iing-s. 

Lambe  Thos  J,  loi  e  Main 
Slater  W  A  &  Co,  100  w  Main 

C3-roceries.   ■ 

Barbee  F  'M^  104  e  Parrish 
Barbee  R  H,  113  e  Main 
Colly  W  F,  col,   201  Morehead  ave 
Daniel  A  L,  100  Chapel  Hill 
Draughan  A  J,  547  w  Main 
Durham  Supply  Co,  i::6  w  Main 
Edwards  H  F,  628  Manguni 
Ellington  W  W,  303  Mangum 
Elliott  AG,  112  w  Main 
Enoch  B,  104  Mangum 
Farmers'  All.  Mds  Co,  103  e  Main 
Farthing  &  Belvin,  100  w  Parrish 
Finklestein  &  Davis,  102  Mangum 
Forsythe  J  S,  208  w  Main 
Goldstein  Aaron,  Lea  cor  Jackson 
Green  Bros,  114  w  Main 
Haskell  ]\I,  321  Chapel  Hill 
Henry,  O'Brien  &  Co,  117  e  Main 
Herndon  &  Bagwell,  105  e  Main 
Lewter  Chas  M,   629  Mangum 
Markham  H  H,  ioi  w  Main 
Mangum  W  &.  Son,  108  Mangum 
Morton  J  C  B,  510  w  Main 

Blackwell's  Durham  Tol)acco  "^ri^. 

reliable,   satisfactory  Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upon   the   market 
hence  dealers  and  consumers  always  pronounce  it  "THE  BEST." 
24 


The  shortest  direct  h'ne 
MiU^'jj  from  Washington,  D.  C. , 
and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham.  For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

226  .    DIRECTORY— Commercial. 


Perr\'  D  W,  cor  Morris  and  w  Green 
Proctor  W  H,  206  Mangnm 
Rigsbee  A  M,  202  Mangnm 
Smith  D  C,  510  e  Main 
Smith  M,  103  Fayetteville 
Smith  P  H,  col,  105  e  Peabody 
vSmith  P  S,  cor  w  Proctor  and  South 
Thaxton  &  Patton,  116  w  Main 
Thompson  E  C,  320  e  Pettigrew 
Thompson  J  J,  332  Chapel  Hill 
Weatherspoon  W  H  &  Co,  209  Mangnm 
Whitaker  T  J,  601  w  Pettigrew 
Whitted  Jas  A,  col,  cor  Amey  and  Whitted 
Wilkerson  &  Satterwhite,  Jackson  cor  Lea 
Williams  A  B,  207  Mangnm 
Woodell  W  D,  207  Cobb 
Wyatt  MB,    203  w  Main 

0-"u.3:i  a-nd.  31jOcl§:sm.itli. 

Alford  J  E  &  Sons,  205  e  Main 

:E3:a.rca.^77-a-re- 

DuRHAM  Supply  Co,  126  w  Main 
Eloyd  A  E  &  Co,  122  w  Main 
]\Iarkham  H  H,  ioi  w  Main 
Womble  J  T,   no  e  Main 

I3:a-r3n.e3S  a-Tid.  Sa.d.d.les. 

Bolvn  W  H,  200  w  Main 
Wyatt  E  F  &  Son,  120  w  Main 

I3:a.ts  and.  Oaps. 

Bernstein  F,  108  e  Main 
Durham  Supply  Co,  126  w  Main 
Jones  J  W  &  Co,  107  w  Main 
Lambe  Thos  J,  loi  e  Main 

THE  FIDELITY  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASvSOCIATION  represented 
bv  J.  J.   MACKAY,  gives  first-class  Life  Insurance. 

The  Fidelity  Mutual  Life  Association  of  Philadelphia  give  in- 
surance at  one-third  less  cost  than  the  old  line  companies. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  A I R-L I NE,  Passing  tlirough  the  Cities 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  Spartanburg,  Greenville,  vSeneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  t,.  Tavlor.  Atlanta,  Ga. 


DIRECTORY— CoMMERCiAi..  227 


]\Iarkhain  H  H,  loi  w  Main 
Rawls  O  E,  119,  e  j\Iain 
Slater  W  A  «S:  Co,  100  w  Main 

lEZotels. 

Hotel  Claiborn,  cor  w  Peabody  and  Corcoran. 
Hotel  Driver,  iii  Chnrch 

IE3:  "CLcl^is  ter  s . 

Terrell  S  H,  col,  city  market 
Sherou  W  A,  "'        " 

Stornonis  G,  ''  " 

Ice  IDealers. 
Arnold  Eonis,  106  w  Main 
Sannders  W  T,  210  w  Main 

Ice  IFactcrsr. 
Durham  Ice  Factory,  310  Fuller 

Izis-u.ra-rLce  -i^g-ents. 
Adams  S  E,  201  w  Main,  2nd  floor 
Griswold  W  J,  100  w  Main,  2nd  floor 
McCabe  W  H,  203  w  Main,  2nd  floor 
Mackay  J  J,  107  e  Main 
MiCHiE  J  C,  208  Queen 

SouTHGATE,  J  &  SON,  105  w  Main,  2nd  floor 
Surles  W  B,  201  w  Main,  2nd  floor 

CTiJiiil^  IDealer. 
Gattis  J  R,  201  e  Main 

Ijand.  Oo2mpa-33.ies. 

Durham  Consolidated  Eand  Co,  201  w  Main,  2nd  floor. 
Mutual  Eand  Co,  128  w  Main,  2nd  floor 
N  C  &   Newport   News   Eand  Co,    cor  Mangnm   and  e 
Main,  2nd  floor 

Reliable  aitd  Satisfactory  I 

BLACKWELL'S   DURHAM   TOBACCO. 


j-p  Tlie  Great  Passenger  ami  Freight 
**jj  Line  of  the  South,  with  unsurpass- 
ed FaciUties  for  prompt  and  satisfactory  Passenger  and  Freight  Ser- 
fice.     F'or  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

228  DIRECTORY— Commercial. 


Trinity  Land  Co,  cor  w  Peabodv  and  Cig-arette 

Hall,  Anno-  Ding^  205  e  Main 

Carter  Jno  S,  no  Howerton  Alley 
HardHn  G  M  Jr,  no  Orange 
Sears  A  A,  232  w  Main 

XjTJLnaToer. 

Cameron  A  &  Co,  near  D  &  N  depot 

Howell  &  Co,  104  w  Main 

INIangnm  Wm,  322  w  Green 

Reams  I  M,  236  w  Main 

Rigsbee  T  J,  104  w  Green 

Wortham  W  H,  cor  e  Pettigrew  and  Ramsey 

Durham  Machine  Shop,  216  \y  Peabod>- 

Tomlinson  S  F,  ag't,  212  w  Peabody 

Rogers  R  I,  219  w  Main 

Xvdiea-ts. 

HuTcHlNS,  J  W,  City  Market 
McClees  T  L,  City  Market 
Schwartz,  J,  City  Market 

livdlercliant   Ta,ilors. . 
Mesley  J  S,  122  e  Main 

lvd:erclia.nd.ise    Broilers. 
Gattis  J  R,   201  e  Main 

TMOTipy    with  J.  J.   MACKAY,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual   Life 
1  IN  O  U  IX  Lj  Association  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sovind  beyond  question. 


nPAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AlR-LIN£,PassingthronghtheCitig5 
I    of  A  exandna.  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,   Danville,  Greensboro, 
.Keidsville,  halisbury,  Columbia   and  Augusta,  to  the  South  and  South 
A\est.     For  mforniatioa,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Co^MMERCiAU  ^ 


'Griswold  W  J,  I02  w  Main,  2nd  Bo&r 
Ramsey  N  A,  107  e  Main 
.Surles  W  B,  201  w  Main 

I^v^illixLer3r„ 
Paucette  Mrs  A  J  &  Co,  11  8  e  Main 
Pollett  Mrs  C  M  V,  124  e  Main 
Smith  Mrs  Ada  M,  127  e  Main 

:Durliani  School  of  Music,  125  e  Main,  2nd  Hoof 

DuRH.\_M  Daily  Sun,  108  e  Main 
Durham  Globe,  daily  and  weeklv,  129  e  IMain 
Durham  Recorder,  108  e  Main 
Southern  Educator,  ioi  w  Main 

Opera    Ho-use. 
Stokes  Opera  House,  122  to  126  w  Main 

Fisher  C  I,  204  Jackson 
King  C  C  120  Hunt 
Rowe  A  M,   North  Durham 
Turner  J  E,  302  Morehead 

North  Durham  Pants  Factory,  iiS  w  IMain,  Up  stall's, 

Durham  Paper  Box  Factory,  120  \v  Main 

Z=li3rsic  ia  JIS. 
Battle. Dr  L  W,  120  Broadwav 
Cain  Dr  Jas  F,  113  South 


BLACKWELL'S  DURHAM  TOBACCO  ! 

BE  SURE  YOU  SMOKE  IT,   AND  ASK  FOR  NO  OTHER. 


fP-,T.-    iLi.    'B^'^J'vMMwi     AJw    T?w«  To   the   Sbutii   and  vSoutb 
la^e    im    riean|Qn.l    illJ-liinej  West.Montgomery.Mobile,. 

New    Orleans,    Shriveport,    Texas    and    California.     For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Tajdor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

Z30  DIRECTORY — Commercial. 


Carr  Dr  A  G,  408  e  Main 
Jiohnson  Dr  N  M,  120  South 
Manning  Drjno  M,  109  Jackson 
Moore  Dr  A  M,  col,  no  Fayetteville 
Roberts  Dr  J  D,  232  Cleveland 
Smith  Dr  Julian  A,  205  w  Green 
Vickers  Dr  Thos  S,  309  Raniseur 

:E=li.otog"ra,p  lie  rs - 

RocHELLE  C  W,  112  w  Main 
Shelburn  W,  105  e  Main 

Pianos  a2n.ca.  Org^ans. 

Cheek  Furniture  Co,  loi  w  Parrish 
Darnall  &  Thomas,  105  e  Main 
Murray  W  R  &  Co,   103  w  Main 

IPl-CLnriToizig-,  Steaarn  and.  O-as  :Pittiri.g-- 
HoLMAN  S  W,  ag't  Bargamin  &  Co,  121  e  Main 
I=rinters,  JBool^  and.  Jolo. 

Educator  Co,  ioi  w  Main 
Whitaker  Printing  Co,  118  w  Main 

I^estaTj-rants. 

Capps  F  P  &  H  L,  col,  in  w  Parrish 

City  Dining  Hall,  cor  w  Main  and  Corcoran 

Craig  W  M,  col,  105  Mangum 

Overby  Wm,  col,  no  Mangum 

Ray  Thos,  col,  117  w  Parrish 

Rencher  R  E,  col,  114  Church 

Rowlett  Elizabeth,  col,  112  Mangimi 

Sears  Frank,  col,  107  Mangum 

Sasli,  IDoor  azid.  Bliiiid.  :F'actor3r. 

WoRTHAM  W  H,  cor  e  Pettigrew  and  Ramse}- 
Mangum  Wm,  326  w  Green 

TlMQTl  P  TT    ^^'^'^^  ■!•  J"  MACKAY,  Agent  Fidelity   Mntual   Life 
i  IN  O  U  iV  Hi   Association  of  Philadelphia. 

,  The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  beyond  question.    . 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  Passing  througli  the  Cities, 
of  Raleigh,  Durham,  Goklsboro.  Spartenburg,  Greenville,  Seneca, 
Gainsville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DIRECTORY— Commercial,  231 


]\Iangum  Wm,  318  w  Green 
Rigsbee  T  J,  104  w  Green 

Saloons. 

Barbee  &  Co,  106  Mangnm 
Branson  J,  100  Mangnm 
Douglass  AW  11 1  Mangnm 
Ellis,  A  J,  112  Church 
Oeer  J  H,  col,  me  Peabody 
Herndon  M  C,  109  e  Peabody 
Norwood  Paul,  114  Mangnm 
Pleasants  R  C,  120  w  Parrish 
Pool  Robt,  117  w  Parrish    - 
Scoggins  T  H,  loi  Mangnm 

Scliools  stnci  Oolleg-es. 

Durham  Female  Institute,  Mangnm  cor  Seminary 
Durham   Graded   School,    (white)   Dandy,   btw  Jackson 

and  Carr 
Durham  Graded  School,   (col.)   Red   Cross,  cor  Tatum's 

alley 
Durham  Male  Academy,  Cleveland,  cor  e  Green 
Methodist  Female  Seminary,  Church,  head  of  Liberty 
Trinity  College,  Trinity  Park 

Se-VsT-ing-  Is^acliirLe  u^g-enats. 

Hamilton  J  W,  ag't  "Singer,"  114  e  w  Main 
Murray  J  S,  ag't  "New  Home,"  114  w  Main 
Murray  W  R  &  Co,  ag'ts  "Domestic,"  103  w  Main 

Slioemal^ers- 

Adams  Thos,  200  e  Main 
Campbell  J  P   202  w  Main 
Carrol  J  O  104  w  Main 
Dunston  W  M,  107  e  Peabody 

GENUINE  DURHAM"  TOBACCO ! 

NONE  GENUINE  WITHOUT  THE  BULL. 


fafee  the  fieJniQiit  Ait-Line,  f™:SS^to''"^^/^- 

and  Riclimond,  Va.,  to  "Athens  and  Birmingham.     For  information  , 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

232   ■  DIRECTORY— CoMMEjicJAi. 


High  C  C,  Jacksan  near  Lea- 
Howard  Geo  W,  211  e  Main 
Yates  Thos^.  col,,  415  w  Main. 

Link  I  N,  201  \v  J\iain,  up  stair.'^. 
Massey  Rufus,  113  Church 
Michie  J  C,   113  South. 
Overby  L  W,  604  Manguni  . 
Ramsey  N  A,  107  e  Main 

Lloycl'  A  E  &  Co,  122  w  Main 
Taylor  C  C,  115  e  Main 
Womble  J  T,   no  e  Main 

Teleg-rapli- 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co^  11 1  Corcoran 

Teleplioiie. 
Southern  Bell  Telephone  Co,  in  Corcoran,  2n.d  floor 

Tinners. 

Lougee  Geo  E,  240  w  Main 
TwLOR  C  C,   115  e  Main 

ToToacco  IDesilers. 

Bass  H  J  &  Co,  208  Morgan 

Biirton  R  C,  213  Foster 

Cooper  W  L  &  Co,  138  w  Main 

Cooper  &  Rowland,  112  McMannen 

Duke  B  L,  cor  w  Main  and  Corcoran,  2n  floor 

GooDSON  T  C,  113  Pine 

Green  &  MorEhead,  211  Morris 

Israel  W  R,  no  Morgan 

Jones  (tCO  R  &  Co,  601  Manguni 

J[      M  A  Pl^   A  V   represents  the  FideIvITv  MuTuai,  Lifk 
.   J.    iVlAUlYA   I  As.sociaTion  of  Philadelphia. 
Before  In.suring  your  life  do  not  fail  to  see    J,    J.    MACK  AY. 

He  can  save  you  money. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR  LINE,  passing  through  the  Cities 
of  Alexandria,  Charlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro, 
Reidsville,  vSalisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  South  and  vSouth 
West.     For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


DIRECTORY— Commercial. 


Kramer  A,   122  and  124  McMannen 
Lea  N  P,   309  Fuller 
LOCKHART  J  S,    212  w  Main 
Lyon  R  E,  100  Church 
Martin  T  H,    no  Morris 
OSBORN  W  H  Co,  206  Morris 
Peay  T  L,  301  e  Peabody 
PiNNix  J  T  &  Co,  no  Watkins 
Reams  C  F,   335  w  Green 
Reams  HA,  252  w  Peabody 
Reams  I  M,  115  Ramseur 
Smith  J  W  &  Co,  308  w  Main 
Smoot  a  H  &  Co,  200  Watkins 
Stokes  A  H  &  Co,    114  w  Parrish 
Swift  J  W,  108  Roney 
Tatum  J  W,  105  Tatum  Alley 
Umstead  A  K,  301  Holloway 
Umstead  J  N,  301  Holloway 
Walker  J  B,  in  Pine 
Watkins  J  L,  115  Roney 

Toloacco  ^actories- 
Blackwell  Durham   Co-operative   Tob   Co,    cor  w  Petti - 

grew  and  Blackwell 
Duke  Sons  W  &  Co,  cor  Cigarette  and  w  Peabody 
Fanners  Alliance  Plug  Factory,  415  w  Green 
Faucette  Durham  Tob  Co,  208  Poplar 
Lyon  Z  I  &  Co,   122  e  Pettigrew 
Morris  R  F  &  Sons  M'fg  Co,  212  w  Peabody 
Swift  &  Brown,  108  Roney, 
Whitted  J  Y  Tob  Works,    206  e  Pettigrew 

T'o'bacco  ■Vs7'arel:LOiises. 
Banner  Warehouse,  214  w  Main 
Farmers'  Alliance  Warehouse,  400  w  Main 
Parrlsh  Warehouse,  300  Mangum 
Reams  Warehouse,  200  w  Main. - 

Blackwell's  Durham  Tobacco  ;:;:r°";2™;; 

reliable,   satisfactory  Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upon   the  market, 
hence  dealers  and  consumers  always  pronounce  it  "THE  BEST," 

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ed  Facilities  for  prompt  and  satisfactory  Passenger  and  Freight  Ser- 
vice.    For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

234  DIRECTORY— Commercial. 

XJud-ertsilsrers. 

Cheek  Furniture  Co,  loi  w  Parrish 

Durham  Fur  M'fg  Co,  107  and  109  Corcoran 

Howerton  R  T  &  Bro,  408  Mangnm 

'Va.riet3r  Store. 

Rawls  Q  E,  119  e  Main 

TTsT'atclinn.a.lsiers  smcL  cre-^XT-elers. 

Jones  M  H,  me  Main 
PosTLEY,  C  T,  125  e  Main 
Whituey  R  D,  203  e  Main 


TO  ALL  ADVERTISERS. 

The  Durham  Ahnanac  will  contain  the  names  and 
postoffice  address  of  5000  of  the  most  substantial  citi- 
zens of  this  and  all  adjoining  counties,  and  a  copy  will 
be  mailed  to  each  on^  fi^ee. 

It  will  be  issued  in  September,  and  will  be  by  all  odds, 
the  best  advertising  medium  ever  offered  in  Durham. 

The  Almanac  will  be  complete  and  reliable,  as  good 
as  the  best. 

Advertisers  can  order  as  many  additional  copies  as 
they  may  wish,  with  their  ads.  on  the  outside  back,  at 
satisfactory  rates. 

Write  for  space  at  once,  please,  and  oblige. 
Yours  truly, 

N.   A.   RAMSEY,   Publisher, 

No.  107  East  Main  Street, 

DURHAM,  N.  C. 


TMQTTDT?   ^^'^*^^^  J-  J-   mack  ay,    Agent  Fidelity  Mutual   Life 
1  IN  kJ  U  Ix  Ej  AssociaHon  of  Philadelphia. 

The  Plans  of  the  Fidelity  Mut.  Life  Asso'n,  of  Philadelphia,  are  ac- 
knowledged by  all  first-class  actuaries  to  be  sound  be3-ond  question. 


CHURCH  STATISTICS. 

DURHAM  COUNTY. 

NUMBER  OF   CHURCHES WHITE. 

Methodist, lo 

Missionary  Baptist,  .    .    .  .    ' ii 

Primitive  Baptist, 5 

Presbyterian, i 

Episcopal, I 

Christian, i 

29 
Note. — I  regret  not  being  able  to  get  any  reliable 
statistics  for  the  colored  churches. — Pub. 


SUNDAY  SCHOOL  STATISTICS. 

DURHAM  COUNTY. 

Number  of  Schools, 65 

Officers  and  Teachers, 568 

Scholars, 4,708 


Total  membership, 5,276 

Average  number  of  square  miles  to  each  school,    5.8-13 
Average  number  of  population  to  each  school,  277 


PUBLIC  SCHOOL  STATISTICS. 
W  G  ViCKERS,   Supt  Public   Instruction. 

COUNTY  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

D  C  Gunter,  chairman  R  B  Blalock 

James  E  Lyon 

GRADED  SCHOOL  BOARD 

W  A  Guthrie,  chairman,    W  E  Foster,    L  D  Heartt,   S 
F  Tomlinson,   C  C  Taylor,  W  H  Rogers. 


236  DIRECTORY.— Statistics,  &c. 

NUMBER  OF   CHILDREN  BETWEEN   6  AND  21   IN    DURHAM 

COUNTY. 

White  .    .      . 3,761 

Colored 2,490 

Total 6,251 

SCHOOU  FUND 
Apportioned  4tli  Jan.,   1892,    $12,926.00,    or   $2.00  per 
capita.       Weak   districts   are   allowed    $105.00   for  any 
nnniber  of  children  fallino-  under  53. 

NUMBER  SCHOOL    DISTRICTS. 

White 36 

Colored 25 

Total 61 

NUMBER  SCHOOL  HOUSES  IN  THE  COUNTY. 

White  * 32 

Colored  . 24 

Total 56 

NUMBER    SCHOOLS      TAUGHT     DURING    THE    SCHOOL 
YP:AR   OF    1891. 

White 29 

Colored 24 

Total .53 

ayerage  length  of  school  term. 

Whites 17  2-3     weeks 

Colored 18  7-12      " 

average  TEACHERS'   PAY. 

White   f  ^^^^^ $30.17  per  month 

1^  Female 27.25    "  " 

,,  ,        .      (  Male 24.28   " 

Colored     -    ta        1  an. 

\  Female 24. 17    "  " 

PUPILS   ENROLLED. 

White  /  ^^""^^^ ^^95 

1  Females 876 


Total 1771 


DIRECTORY.— Statistics,  &c.  237 


Average  attendance 113° 

^  ,       ■,      i  Males 5'"^^ 

Loiored     -   -^        ,  _ 

(  Females / 10 

Total 1 291 

Average  attendance 77*^ 

NUMBER  OF  PUPILS  STUDYING  DIFFERENT  BRANCHP:S. 

Arithmetic 997 

Geography 49^ 

Knglish  Grammar 801 

History  of  N.  C 418 

History  of  U.  S 35i 

Physiology 192 

VALUE   OF    PUBLIC   SCHOOL    PROPERTY. 

White $  4>8io 

Colored 4>  H5 

(traded  School  for  whites 35iOOO 

Total $43)955-50 

Graded   School   for  the  colored  is  tanght  in   a  good 
bride  structure,  which  is  rented  propert>-. 


DURHAM  COUNTY  MAGISTRATES. 

Cfdar  Fork  Toccns/n'p—Kngh  Green,  J  R  Page,  Jos 
Green,  C  Barbee  and  W  A  Jenkins. 

Diirham  Township — D  C  Gunter,  J  A  MclMannen,  R 
B  Blalock,  D  L  Belvin,  Wm  Lipscomb,  M  A  Angler, 
W  H  Wilkins  and  W  T  Neal. 

Lebanon  Tozvnship — Thos  Lipscomb,  W  S  Terry, 
Jas  V  Cain,  Jr,    A  G  Cox    and   J  G  Latta. 

Mangum  Toivnship — A  J  Roberts,  Marcus  Tilley,  P 
A  Flintqm,    G  C  Hampton  and  W  D  Turrentine. 

Oak  Grove  Tozvnship— ]\\o  T  Nichols,  W  G  Page, 
Duane  Carpenter  and  Jas  D  Fletcher. 

Patterson  sToivnship — G  A  Barbee,  Paul  A  Brown,  G 
M  Green,  Algernon  Daniel  and  J  W  Cameron. 


238  DIRECTORY.— Statistics,  &c. 


POST  OFFICES— DURHAM  COUNTY. 

Bahama,  Dayton,  Durham,  East  Durham.  Fish  Dam, 
Flat  River,  Galveston,  Gonnan,  Euster,  Lydover,  Mc- 
Cown,  Nelson,  Red  Mountain,  Rougemont,  South  Low- 
ell, Stagsville,  Umbra,  Willardsville. 


NOTARIES  PUBLIC— DURHAM  COUNTY. 

Busbee  W  M,  Halliburton  W  S,  Heartt  E  A,  McGa- 
ry  Charles,  Murray  E  C,  Ramsey  N  A,  Thomas  C  C, 
Southgate  James,  and  Whitted  W  W. 


APOLOGETIC. 

Great  delay,  beyond  my  control,  has  been  had  in  the 
publishing  of  this  Director}^'. 

I  confidently  hoped  to  have  had  it  out  by  the  ist  of 
March,  ult.,  but  so  it  is,  and  I  kindly  ask  my  advertis- 
ing friends  to  make  due  allowances. 

I  had  prepared  about  3500  names  with  postoffice  ad- 
dress of  substantial  farmers  and  others,  in  this  and  ad- 
joining counties,  for  publication,  but  am  afraid  to  risk 
them  in  the  hands  of  the  printers,  as  the  Directory  might 
be  out  of  date  when  finished. 

The  3500  names  with  1500  added,  will  appear  in  a 
still  better  advertising  medium,  "The  Durham  Alma- 
nac," which  will  be  published  in  September,  prox. ,  and 
a  copy  will  be  mailed,  free  to  each  of  them. 

Write  for  space  in  time.     It  will  pay  you. 
Very  truly,  your  obedient  servant, 

N.   A.  RAMSEY,   Publisher, 

No.  107  East  M^in  Street, 

DURHAM,  N.  C. 


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This  is  purely  a  charitable  institution,  under  the  con- 
trol of  the  Masonic  Grand  Lodge  of  North  Carolina. 
There  are  over  200  orphans  now  being-  cared  for,  not 
2)/.  per  cent,  of  which  number  arc  the  cliildren  of  Masons. 


GIRI.S  lU'ILDIXt;,  OXFORD  ORPHAN  ASYLUM. 

"Blessed  is  he  that  considereth  the  poor  and  needv; 
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